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Vantine's. (1917)
A.A. Vantine and Company (New York, N.Y.) · The Company · leaf 119
12C12 No. 12612. Japanese BronzeIncense Burner, representing Junk ofFood Fortune. Makes a unique andattractive burner; antique bronzefinish. Size 3x4l2i5:l4 inches. Price each, prepaid, $1.75 … 12608A No. 12608A. Japanese BronzeIncense Burner, has three legs,perforated cover, raised floral design,antique bronze finish. Size 3 4 x 3 ■>inches. Price each, prepaid, $1Art objects, Oriental · Textile fabrics, Oriental · Trade catalogs -- Art objects, Oriental · Trade catalogs -- Textile fabrics, Oriental
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