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Architectural fantasy with elaborate staircase, domed building and triumphal column
Title: Architectural fantasy with elaborate staircase, domed building and triumphal column
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Set of five (originally ten) circular silver bodice fasteners (maljor), partly gilded and set with a red paste, Skåne (Sweden), 1830-1879. Set of five (originally ten) silver bodice fasteners. Each is made from a disc of sheet silver, cut out as a trefoil
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