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Assiette à dessert en barbotine de St Amand motif cerises Meuble ancien patiné Epoque fin 19ème debut 20ème Pièce:Assiette

Name: Assiette à dessert en barbotine de St Amand motif cerises Meuble ancien patiné Epoque fin 19ème debut 20ème Pièce:Assiette
Brand: salondudebosselage.com
SKU: 12424186508
Price: 20.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.540900000000001 (14 reviews)

Resin bench edition · SKU 12424186508 · ★ 4.5

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Assiette à dessert en barbotine de St Amand motif cerises Meuble ancien patiné Epoque fin 19ème debut 20ème Pièce:Assiette Epoque fin 19ème debut 20ème avec un look s’inspirant du style Louis XVI avec son petit noeud sculpté en haut du dossier Dimensions : diamêtre 24 cm profondeur 10 cm Diamètre 21cm Elle faisait à l’origine partie d’une série de 12 assiettes dont chaque décor était différent

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