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    WROUGHT-IRON CASKET

    430,00 €

    Wrought-iron casket, made in the second half of the 19th century.

    An exceptional and rare, hand-forged casket in the Neo-Gothic style. It is fully preserved, with a functioning lock and key.

    In the past, such a casket would have been part of a bourgeois interior, serving both as a decorative and a practical object used to store important documents, jewelry, and other valuable items. It can serve the same purpose today, as the craftsmanship with which it was made is a true feast for the eyes, and the working lock still allows it to be used for storing valuables.

    Dimensions: 25 × 18,5 × 16 cm

    Weight: 3,9 kg

    The casket is in excellent condition.

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    Weight 3,9 kg
    Dimensions 25 × 18,5 × 16 cm
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