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An Art Nouveau silver letter opener designed by Charles Murat, made in France, dating to 1900–1910, in 800/1000 silver, length 21.5 cm and weight 37.2 g, in good condition with minor signs of age and spots.
Description from the seller
美しい銀製(ハンドル付き)1890-1910年 アールヌーヴォーの手紙開き(ブリーフオープナー)「ミスルツリー(ヒメツゲ)」文様。シャルル・ミュラのデザイン! マーク入り:フランス産 イノシシの頭部(800/1000銀)+ 職人印:C(Charles, Bes+2葉)・M(Murat) 刃の部分は非貴金属です。注:ミスルツリー、別名ミスルトゥームには、特に恋愛・繁栄・幸運に関連するさまざまな意味と伝統があります。
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良好な状態—使用感と経年の小さな痕とシミがあります。
見事な品物です!
全長:21.5cm。
重量:37.2g。
写真の1ユーロ硬貨との比較比も最後の写真をご覧ください。
オークション情報をすべて読み、写真(説明の重要な一部を成しています)をよくご確認のうえご入札ください!
100年以上前の品物ですので、時代に応じた使用痕がある可能性があります。
EU外の落札者は、一定の購入額を超えると消費税(VAT)を支払う必要があります。ご入札前にご自身でご確認ください!
丁寧に梱包し、書留/保険付きで発送します!
美しい銀製(ハンドル付き)1890-1910年 アールヌーヴォーの手紙開き(ブリーフオープナー)「ミスルツリー(ヒメツゲ)」文様。シャルル・ミュラのデザイン! マーク入り:フランス産 イノシシの頭部(800/1000銀)+ 職人印:C(Charles, Bes+2葉)・M(Murat) 刃の部分は非貴金属です。注:ミスルツリー、別名ミスルトゥームには、特に恋愛・繁栄・幸運に関連するさまざまな意味と伝統があります。
** 他の出品もご覧ください!
(出品者をクリック:Feenyks) **
良好な状態—使用感と経年の小さな痕とシミがあります。
見事な品物です!
全長:21.5cm。
重量:37.2g。
写真の1ユーロ硬貨との比較比も最後の写真をご覧ください。
オークション情報をすべて読み、写真(説明の重要な一部を成しています)をよくご確認のうえご入札ください!
100年以上前の品物ですので、時代に応じた使用痕がある可能性があります。
EU外の落札者は、一定の購入額を超えると消費税(VAT)を支払う必要があります。ご入札前にご自身でご確認ください!
丁寧に梱包し、書留/保険付きで発送します!
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