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Plato de plata Dalí de la Serie "Caballos Dalinianos", numerado y seriado. Con certificado. Medidas de la placa: 16 x 22 cm, enmarcado medidas: 38 x 33 cm

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Plato de plata Dalí de la Serie "Caballos Dalinianos", numerado y seriado. Con certificado. Medidas de la placa: 16 x 22 cm, enmarcado medidas: 38 x 33 cm

Valoración 8 000 - 9 000 EUR
Precio de salida 2 500 EUR

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