Null Austro-Hungarian shawl, late 19th century, green-bronze and purple damask, …

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Austro-Hungarian shawl, late 19th century, green-bronze and purple damask, dense floral decoration, grid fringe. 1, 48 x 1, 47 m Expert Mr de VILLELUME - Tel : +33(0)6 07 72 03 98

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Austro-Hungarian shawl, late 19th century, green-bronze and purple damask, dense floral decoration, grid fringe. 1, 48 x 1, 47 m Expert Mr de VILLELUME - Tel : +33(0)6 07 72 03 98

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