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Cigarette case - silver 950, hallmarked 'Minerva head', France, slightly domed rectangular shape with hinged lid and push button, gold-plated inside, lacquer coating outside, minimal signs of age, approx. 8x6.3 cm

1993

Cigarette case - silver 950, hallmarked 'Minerva head', France, slightly domed rectangular shape with hinged lid and push button, gold-plated inside, lacquer coating outside, minimal signs of age, approx. 8x6.3 cm

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