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Six delightful examples of late 19th C
French flatware with a humorous depictions of the agonies of dental
extraction done in fine artwork. Three of the plates are damaged and have had "museum
repairs" but they are rare and very collectable pieces and remain
a very attractive ensemble. They are numbered 1,2,3,6,10 and 11 and
would have been part of a larger set. The inscriptions read: "Quel
courant d'air!!!" "La nuit est assez agitée" "Il se couche inquiet"
"Sur trois qui restent deau fendues et une
gâtée" "Cett fois
c'est la bonne" and "C'a Y est!!!" |
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