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Brass item from France dating to 1850–1900, with dimensions 28.7 cm wide, 25 cm deep and 4.5 cm high, weighing 1073 g, in good condition with small signs of aging and blemishes, featuring a central old European porcelain plate.
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Description from the seller
Ciao's collection comes from Mr. Gigio's long-standing collection in the Milan province of northern Italy. The piece is very well-preserved and shows signs of use; the enamel is in excellent condition. The central piece is an old European porcelain plate. The photos are very detailed. If you are also a collector, please enjoy them carefully. Thank you!
Seller's Story
I am a middle-aged man living in Italy, born in the 1970s. I love life, sports, collecting, and visiting European antique fairs and shops. I collect old and medieval objects from the East and Europe, including porcelain, silverware, bronzeware, banknotes, and stamps. This is my life.
Translated by Google TranslateCiao's collection comes from Mr. Gigio's long-standing collection in the Milan province of northern Italy. The piece is very well-preserved and shows signs of use; the enamel is in excellent condition. The central piece is an old European porcelain plate. The photos are very detailed. If you are also a collector, please enjoy them carefully. Thank you!
Seller's Story
I am a middle-aged man living in Italy, born in the 1970s. I love life, sports, collecting, and visiting European antique fairs and shops. I collect old and medieval objects from the East and Europe, including porcelain, silverware, bronzeware, banknotes, and stamps. This is my life.
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Era
1900-2000
Weight
1073 g
Material
Brass
Country of origin
France
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
4.5 cm
Width
28.7 cm
Depth
25 cm
Estimated period
1850-1900
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