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Stiletto made of bone A beautiful and old stilleto made of bone Please note how decorative and solid it is. A stilleto is use by the embroidery to make the round holes. We have a large choice of old and/or antique tools for the needlework etc.


Stiletto made of bone

A beautiful and old stilleto made of bone

Please note how decorative and solid it is.

A stilleto is use by the embroidery to make the round holes.

We have a large choice of old and/or antique tools for the needlework etc.

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Stiletto made of bone
A beautiful and old stilleto made of bone
Please note how decorative and solid it is.
A stilleto is use by the embroidery to make the round holes.
We have a large choice of old and/or antique tools for the needlework etc.
Please contact us for further information
Articleno.: 81341


  • Antikvitet.net Item number: 331496
  • Category: Sold

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