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Cartier 1956 Internationally Renowned Jewellers Since 1847

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Cartier 1956 Internationally Renowned Jewellers Since 1847
A 1956 Cartier high jewelry advertisement: a black and white photograph of a woman in a strapless dark dress and drop earrings, set against a dark shape with torn edges and surrounded by a necklace, bracelets and flower brooches. Its tagline reads «Internationally renowned jewellers».
Original Print — Paper
Near Mint / Mint
$47.50
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24 x 32 cm ·9.4 x 12.6"
This document comes from a periodical published in 1956.
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Year
1956
Publication
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Type
Advertisement
Jewelry
Cartier
Size
approx. 24 x 32 cm | 9.4 x 12.6"
Condition
Near Mint / Mint
Item #
L20-96727
CARTIER HIGH JEWELRY

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