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Antique Red Conical Ash Bucket with Craquelure and Gold DetailsAntique Red Conical Ash Bucket with Craquelure and Gold Details
∙ Manufacturer: Unknown
∙ Manufacturing Date: 1950s - 1960s
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Product Description:
This red conical ash bucket with its refined gold accents and…€ 12,50
"Nostalgic Confetti Table Enamel Pan from the Heritage Collection of Diepenbrock and Reigers (DRU)""Nostalgic Confetti Table Enamel Pan from the Heritage Collection of Diepenbrock and Reigers (DRU)"
∙ Manufacturer: Diepenbrock and Reigers (DRU)
∙ Design: Willem Gilles
∙ Manufacturing Date: 1955 - 1960
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Product…€ 14,95
"Nostalgic Splendor: This Confetti Table Enamel Pan from the Heritage of DRU""Nostalgic Splendor: This Confetti Table Enamel Pan from the Heritage of DRU"
∙ Manufacturer: Diepenbrock and Reigers (DRU)
∙ Design: Willem Gilles.
∙ Manufacturing Date: 1955 - 1960
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Product Description
Discover…€ 9,95
Wall coat rack in lacquered metal with three round hooks, French made from the 1950s - 1960sWall coat rack in lacquered metal with three round hooks, French made from the 1950s - 1960s
∙ Manufacturer: France
∙ Date of manufacture: 1950 - 1960
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Description
This beautiful brocante wall coat rack is a fine…€ 29,95
Wall coat rack in lacquered metal with round hooks, French made from the 1950s - 1960sWall coat rack in lacquered metal with round hooks, French made from the 1950s - 1960s
∙ Manufacturer: France
∙ Date of manufacture: 1950 - 1960
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Description
This beautiful brocante wall coat rack is a fine example…€ 22,50
Brocante Coleman Canada 300 series blowtorch from the 1950sBrocante Coleman Canada 300 series blowtorch from the 1950s
∙ Manufacturer: Coleman
∙ Date of manufacture: 1950s
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Description
1950s Coleman Canada 300 series blowtorch made by Butler Stampings in Ontario Canada.…€ 29,95
Antique old solid cast iron with iron handleAntique solid iron.
The word iron refers to these first solid irons, which were made entirely of iron. They were heated on a stove. Because they are made of solid iron, they are very heavy.
Late 19th-early 20th century.€ 8,95
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