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Salt spoon in silver from Hans Hansen About 1950 Stamp: 925S H


Salt spoon in silver from Hans Hansen About 1950 Stamp: 925S H

Salt spoon in silver from Hans Hansen

About 1950

Stamp: 925S H'H

L: 6,2cm

In a very good condition

PLEASE NOTE: NO SILVER IN THE SHOWROOM - please contact us presentation

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Salt spoon in silver from Hans Hansen, Dänemark
Arvesølv nr. 6 Hans Hansen
About 1950
Stamp: 925S H'H
L: 6,2cm
In a very good condition
PLEASE NOTE: NO SILVER IN THE SHOWROOM - please contact us presentation
Articleno.: 1005


  • Antikvitet.net Item number: 370362
  • Category: Sold

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