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An old tool which is used by preparing the lacemaking Is possible to fasten on the tablerimm Good to use and decorativ


An old tool which is used by preparing the lacemaking Is possible to fasten on the tablerimm Good to use and decorativ

An old tool which is used by preparing the lacemaking

Is possible to fasten on the tablerimm

Good to use and decorativ

Sold

An old tool which is used by preparing the lacemaking
Is possible to fasten on the tablerimm
Good to use and decorativ
In a very good condition
Articleno.: 4-4131


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  • Category: Sold

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