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Pair of Empire Paris porcelain vases enhanced with fine gold, early 19th century

Pair of Empire Paris porcelain vases enhanced with fine gold, early 19th century

STATUS : SOLD
PRICE : NC.
CONDITION : Excellent

AVAILABLE QUANTITY : 0

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France : 20,00 €
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Europe, Maghreb : 40,00 €
Other locations : 75,00 €

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Pair of Empire Paris porcelain vases enhanced with fine gold, early 19th century. Beautiful model, stunning matt and shiny gilt decoration (palms and flowers).

In very good condition. No accident except small scales on the base / body join, but no broken or glued parts.

Height : 24.5cm

Pair of Empire Paris porcelain vases enhanced with fine gold, early 19th centuryPair of Empire Paris porcelain vases enhanced with fine gold, early 19th centuryPair of Empire Paris porcelain vases enhanced with fine gold, early 19th centuryPair of Empire Paris porcelain vases enhanced with fine gold, early 19th centuryPair of Empire Paris porcelain vases enhanced with fine gold, early 19th centuryPair of Empire Paris porcelain vases enhanced with fine gold, early 19th centuryPair of Empire Paris porcelain vases enhanced with fine gold, early 19th centuryPair of Empire Paris porcelain vases enhanced with fine gold, early 19th centuryPair of Empire Paris porcelain vases enhanced with fine gold, early 19th centuryPair of Empire Paris porcelain vases enhanced with fine gold, early 19th century









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