MANIFATTURA TRAPANESE DEL XVI SECOLO, Bracciale DRUNKEN MANUFACTORY OF THE XVI C…

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MANIFATTURA TRAPANESE DEL XVI SECOLO, Bracciale

DRUNKEN MANUFACTORY OF THE XVI CENTURY. Sinacole bracelet of gold filigree, coral, garnets, amber and rock crystal pendant, within non-coeval gilt frame and metal trestle. cm Ø 16 x 17 x H 28.

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MANIFATTURA TRAPANESE DEL XVI SECOLO, Bracciale

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