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Autumn Classic sale Autumn 2009
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A Louis XVI-style mirror panel. According to family tradition from a Tsar palace.
Hammer price
22 000SEK
Estimate
12 000 - 15 000 SEK

Vitmålat och bronserat. Rektangulärt med dekor av urnor, lagergirlander, bandrosett och akantus. Bredd 149, höjd 117 cm.

Skador, lagningar.

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According to family tradition from a Tsar palace.

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A Louis XVI-style mirror panel. According to family tradition from a Tsar palace.A Louis XVI-style mirror panel. According to family tradition from a Tsar palace.

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