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A PAIR OF SALT CELLARS AND SPOONS.
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800 - 1 000 EUR
9 100 - 11 400 SEK
849 - 1 060 USD
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A PAIR OF SALT CELLARS AND SPOONS.
A pair of late Gustavian salt cellars made by Carl Gustaf Hagbeck in Stockholm, 1814. Spoons made in Stockholm 1862. Gilt inside. All parts marked with monogram OWL. Lenght 13,5 and 11,5 cm. Weight 131 g.
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