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Vintage Sugared Treats Dish, French, Brass, Glass, Small Pot, Butterfly Decor

Stock No

18.9489

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2024
  • £275.00
  • €312 Euro
  • $362 US Dollar
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Our Stock # 18.9489This is a vintage sugared treats dish. A French, brass and glass small pot with butterfly wing decor, dating to the early 20th century, circa 1930.Delightful polished colour and fascinating wing detailDisplays a desirable aged patina and in good orderQuality polished brass presents striking golden tonesMarvel at the intricate detail of butterfly wings beneath a glass domePleasingly clean interior, with engraved maker's mark for F. BilléreThis is a charming vintage sugared treats dish, presented in a delightfully clean order. Delivered polished and ready to use or display.Dimensions:Max Width: 7.5cm (3'')Max Depth: 7.5cm (3'')Max Height: 3.5cm (1.5'')We offer a 100% satisfaction guarantee with all of our antiques. We ship worldwide with professional packing and attractive rates – please send us your post / zip code and country for a quote. Free delivery to most of the U.K. – Please send us your post code for confirmation. Deliveries taking on average ten working days to arrive at your door from receipt of payment. Please contact us if you require any further information - we are here to help. Our Ref: 18.9489
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Seller Location

Hele, Devon

Item Dimensions

H: 3.5cm W: 7.5cm D: 7.5cm

Period

c.1930

Item Location

United Kingdom

Seller Location

Hele, Devon

Item Location

United Kingdom

Seller Contact No

+44 (0)207 1833511

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