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Iron made of brass Beautifully decorated and with a handle made of wood About 1800 No heating-iron-piece inside the iron H: 14,5cm, L: 14cm


Iron made of brass Beautifully decorated and with a handle made of wood About 1800 No heating-iron-piece inside the iron H: 14,5cm, L: 14cm

Iron made of brass

Beautifully decorated and with a handle made of wood

About 1800

No heating-iron-piece inside the iron

H: 14,5cm, L: 14cm

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Iron made of brass
Beautifully decorated and with a handle made of wood
About 1800
No heating-iron-piece inside the iron
H: 14,5cm, L: 14cm
Articleno.: 1005


  • Antikvitet.net Item number: 312616
  • Category: Sold

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