Door handle with bow 5598 nickel plated
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SKU: 5598010251

Door handle with bow 5598 nickel plated

EUR63.59

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Andreas Skatter

Weight 0.35 kg

Model Alb. Karlsson No. 798

Period: 1920-1935

Screw not included.

fitting screw number 19

Description

Model Alb. Karlsson No. 798

Period: 1920-1935

Screw not included.

fitting screw number 19

Andreas Skatter

Weight 0.35 kg

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