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Arts & Crafts by Albert & Andre Calle French 950 Silver Flatware Set Service
By Calle
Located in Big Bend, WI
Incredible 950 French silver flatware service in Arts and Crafts style by Albert Joseph Ernest Calle and son Andre Calle - 84 pieces. This flatware service features engraved arts and...
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20th Century French Calle Furniture
Materials
Sterling Silver
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