Writing utensil with bell - France, Restoration - Rectangular body on four claw …

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Writing utensil with bell - France, Restoration - Rectangular body on four claw feet with pen tray and two holders, table bell between two vase-shaped inkwells with glass inserts and lids; finely worked ornament. Bronze. 18.5 x 26 x 12.5 cm.

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Writing utensil with bell - France, Restoration - Rectangula

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