Null CEREMONY COIF, known as a taoledenn, consisting of a wide visagière, a larg…

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CEREMONY COIF, known as a taoledenn, consisting of a wide visagière, a large bottom pleated at the top and augmented by a bavolet under the drawstring slide. Fine machine-embroidered cotton (very good condition). SAINT POL DE LÉON, late 19th century.

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CEREMONY COIF, known as a taoledenn, consisting of a wide visagière, a large bottom pleated at the top and augmented by a bavolet under the drawstring slide. Fine machine-embroidered cotton (very good condition). SAINT POL DE LÉON, late 19th century.

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