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Brass funnel The funnel is made brasse and with 1 ear With stamp from the Kobbermølle (1842-1889) H: about ca. 19,5cm Please note the small dents


Brass funnel The funnel is made brasse and with 1 ear With stamp from the Kobbermølle (1842-1889) H: about ca. 19,5cm Please note the small dents

Brass funnel

The funnel is made brasse and with 1 ear

With stamp from the Kobbermølle (1842-1889)

H: about ca. 19,5cm

Please note the small dents

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Brass funnel
The funnel is made brasse and with 1 ear
With stamp from the Kobbermølle (1842-1889)
H: about ca. 19,5cm
Please note the small dents
Articleno.: 91612


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