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Charles Martin 1927 "Coiffures nouvelles et Parures à la mode" Jewels Art Deco

Charles Martin 1927 "Coiffures nouvelles et Parures à la mode" Jewels Art Deco
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Charles Martin 1927 "Coiffures nouvelles et Parures à la mode" Jewels Art Deco

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Year
1927
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Type
Clipping
Illustrator
Charles Martin  (1848—1934)
Item #
R16-77332
HIGH JEWELRY HAIRSTYLE JEWELS
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(text in French)
Pendant en or qui prend le bas de l'oreille et se termine par un cabochon de strass ou émeraude
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