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Bocchino a chiave gotica in ferro battuto e traforato, forse francese del XV-XVI secolo. Aderente a un pannello di pietra. Simula una facciata architettonica con un personaggio seduto al centro e finestre a sesto acuto nel corpo superiore e trafori vegetali traforati nel corpo inferiore. Misure: 32 x 6,5 x 20,5 cm Pannello: 81 x 3 x 32 cm

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Bocchino a chiave gotica in ferro battuto e traforato, forse francese del XV-XVI secolo. Aderente a un pannello di pietra. Simula una facciata architettonica con un personaggio seduto al centro e finestre a sesto acuto nel corpo superiore e trafori vegetali traforati nel corpo inferiore. Misure: 32 x 6,5 x 20,5 cm Pannello: 81 x 3 x 32 cm

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