Vintage Door - Unknown - Gold photo frame
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Description from the seller
Excellent collectible piece in 19.2k gold weighing 16.34 grams.
Vintage photo frame made in Portugal. Beautiful piece and very rare in the world.
Forty pieces were made in Portugal only.
Secure shipping via DHL with insurance, delivery within 2 to 4 days at most.
Good luck!
Note: for countries outside the European Union, additional customs costs are charged to the purchasing customer.
Good luck!
Excellent collectible piece in 19.2k gold weighing 16.34 grams.
Vintage photo frame made in Portugal. Beautiful piece and very rare in the world.
Forty pieces were made in Portugal only.
Secure shipping via DHL with insurance, delivery within 2 to 4 days at most.
Good luck!
Note: for countries outside the European Union, additional customs costs are charged to the purchasing customer.
Good luck!
Details
Era
1900-2000
Weight
16.34 g
Gold type
19.2kt gold
Specific region of origin
Portugal
Title additional information
Gold photo frame
No. of items
1
Material
Enamel, Gold
Country of Origin
Portugal
Style
Vintage
Colour
Blue, Gold, Orange, Red
Condition
Fair condition - heavily used & with possibly minor parts missing
Height
5 cm
Width
2 cm
Depth
3 mm
Estimated Period
Unknown
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