Null Quattro oggetti tedeschi in ferro battuto, XVII-XVIII secolo
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Quattro oggetti tedeschi in ferro battuto, XVII-XVIII secolo Una trappola in ferro battuto per topi, una trave di equilibrio barocca, un ferro da bollo "D.V" e un sottopentola. Misure da 18 a 29 cm. Condizioni: II

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Quattro oggetti tedeschi in ferro battuto, XVII-XVIII secolo Una trappola in ferro battuto per topi, una trave di equilibrio barocca, un ferro da bollo "D.V" e un sottopentola. Misure da 18 a 29 cm. Condizioni: II

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