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Silver wine cup resting on a frame with snake handle, en…

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ANGERS 1712 - 1714 Silver wine cup resting on a frame with snake handle, engraved on the rim J. DAVY.DE.MELE. Master silversmith : Pierre CHESNEAU received in 1711 Weight : 77 g - diameter : 8,2 cm Condition of use

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ANGERS 1712 - 1714 Silver wine cup resting on a frame with snake handle, engraved on the rim J. DAVY.DE.MELE. Master silversmith : Pierre CHESNEAU received in 1711 Weight : 77 g - diameter : 8,2 cm Condition of use

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