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Gilded carved wood tabernacle door with rich polychrome decoration. The architectural facade is edged with drooping laurel garlands. The door adorned with a chalice. Late 17th - early 18th centuries. Height : 44,5cm - Width : 33cm (small accidents) Expert : M. F. LACHAUD - Tel : +33(0)6 03 23 05 14

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Gilded carved wood tabernacle door with rich polychrome decoration. The architectural facade is edged with drooping laurel garlands. The door adorned with a chalice. Late 17th - early 18th centuries. Height : 44,5cm - Width : 33cm (small accidents) Expert : M. F. LACHAUD - Tel : +33(0)6 03 23 05 14

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