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A French 19th century silver table-mirror. Louis XVI's style.
Estimate
12 000 - 15 000 SEK
1 070 - 1 340 EUR
1 100 - 1 370 USD
Hammer price
15 000 SEK
A French 19th century silver table-mirror. Louis XVI's style.
Height 47 cm.
Literature
Welander-Berggren, Elsebeth och Hans Sundblom, Gamla ting av silver, Bonnier, Stockholm, 1973, sid 76.
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