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361 - Rare ceremonial cap, known as a “mortar,” worn by a prosecutor or judge during the reign of Louis XVIII
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€500 - 800Sale fees
Rare ceremonial cap, known as a “mortar,” worn by a prosecutor or judge during the reign of Louis XVIII Cylindrical in shape, flared at the top and fluted, made of brown velvet, with two gold-threaded braids at the bottom. In good condition. Presented in its original box, with a handwritten label affixed to the lid reading: “Velvet cap belonging to Mr. J. B. Laval-Catton, Court Counselor, given to Henri Laval on … March 1884.” Restoration period. H. 15 x D. (inside) 17 cm.
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