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Creator: A. Walter Nancy
Almeric Walter Nancy Pate de Verre Figural Bumble Bee Pin Tray or Vide Poche
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This antique pate de verre tray or vide de poche was made by the renowned French artist Almeric Walter Nancy in circa 1910 in an Art Nouveau style...
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