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"The picturesque store" by M. Charton, F...

"The picturesque store" by M. Charton, French, Paris, 1841

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"The picturesque store" by M. Charton, French, Paris, 1841

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EUR 225

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Informacije o dimenzijama 31 x 23 cm

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"The picturesque store" by M. Charton, French, Paris, 1841

"The picturesque store" by M. Charton, French, Paris, 1841

Dimenzioniranje

Lokacija

Slični proizvodi

Možda će vam se svidjeti

"From Our Nation's Own", by George Coșbuc, first edition, Bucharest, 1903

Photograph depicting General Constantin Boerescu, Vidin, 1908, deriving from the Boerescu family collection

The Thorn Calendar 1875, Bucharest, 1874

"Animated Flowers," by J.J. Grandville, French, Volume II, Paris, 1867

Holy Scripture, the Old and New Testaments, by Martin Luther, two volumes, German, with 247 lithographs by Gustave Doré, Stuttgart, circa 1900