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Cave à liqueur d’officier de marine. Ash burl. Entrances, mobile handles and cor…

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Cave à liqueur d’officier de marine.

Ash burl. Entrances, mobile handles and corner reinforcements in brass. The interior housing an incomplete set of carafes and cut crystal glasses. Work of the first half of the 19th century. Condition : Missing and chips to the glass service.

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Cave à liqueur d’officier de marine.

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