Leather-cased box decorated with bone inlay, Japan, first half of the 20th century

Снимките на лота са само информативни и ориентировъчни и не могат да осигурят изключително детайлен изглед на обекта от всички ъгли. Препоръчваме внимателен физически оглед на лота преди наддаване.

Leather-cased box decorated with bone inlay, Japan, first half of the 20th century

Цена

EUR 150

Размери

Ширина 22, Височина 11, Дълбочина 11.5, Информация за размерите 11 Ã 22 Ã 11,5 cm

Материал

leather, bone inlays

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Artmark românia

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Leather-cased box decorated with bone inlay, Japan, first half of the 20th century

Leather-cased box decorated with bone inlay, Japan, first half of the 20th century

Размери

Материал

Местоположение

Подобни продукти

Може да ви хареса

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Four zinc engraving plates representing the cover of the magazine "Săptămâna Cărții", an article about the benefits of telephony and advertisements for "Industria Lânei S. A.", "Desinfectantul Semori", approx. 1940

Silver metal bowl, decorated with sailor motifs in the repoussé technique, Corfu, Greece, early 20th century

Triptych, "Virgin Mary and the Baby (Hodighitria), Saint Nicholas, Saint George, Saint Dumitru and Saint Antonie", Greek school, late 18th century

The Three Wise Men

Manuscript by Ion Agârbiceanu, on Poporanism, approximately 1912, with autograph (8 pages)