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UNE GOURDE CIRCULAIRE EN ARGENT STERLING 925 DE GARRARD AND CO, Poids : 124 g

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UNE GOURDE CIRCULAIRE EN ARGENT STERLING 925 DE GARRARD AND CO, Poids : 124 g

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In vendita il lundi 29 juil. : 10:30 (BST)
london, Regno Unito
Wimbledon Auctions
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