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Online-Only Auction, 28 April - 11 May 2015

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ZAR 2 108
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  • A Japanese white metal and gilt cigarette case
  • A Japanese white metal and gilt cigarette case
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A Japanese white metal and gilt cigarette case the textured body moulded in relief with waterfowl amongst irises, lilies and wisteria, gilt highlights, with spring-loaded hinge mechanism, signed, 9cm wide
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