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This old Christmas decoration is made of squeezed cotton wool and coloured scrap/cardboard It has a fine old patina


This old Christmas decoration is made of squeezed cotton wool and coloured scrap/cardboard It has a fine old patina

This old Christmas decoration is made of squeezed cotton wool and coloured scrap/cardboard

It has a fine old patina

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This old Christmas decoration is made of squeezed cotton wool and coloured scrap/cardboard
It has a fine old patina
H: about 16cm
Articleno.: 4-020112u


  • Antikvitet.net Item number: 438691
  • Category: Sold

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