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SALVADOR DALÍ. After. "Hermes Trigemiste" liquor bottle. 1980 certificate on the base. 38 cm high. Only the liquor bottle is offered. In good condition.

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SALVADOR DALÍ. After. "Hermes Trigemiste" liquor bottle. 1980 certificate on the base. 38 cm high. Only the liquor bottle is offered. In good condition.

Estimate 150 - 180 EUR
Starting price 150 EUR

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For sale on Thursday 11 Jul : 16:00 (CEST)
barcelone, Spain
Balclis Barcelona
+34932175607
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