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Midcentury Wind Up Toy Clown by T.N Nomura Made in Japan Vintage Kitchen The pin measures approximately 9

Name: Midcentury Wind Up Toy Clown by T.N Nomura Made in Japan Vintage Kitchen The pin measures approximately 9
Brand: gensnab.com.ua
SKU: 77297475598
Price: 40.00 USD
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Midcentury Wind Up Toy Clown by T.N Nomura Made in Japan Vintage Kitchen The pin measures approximately 9

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Midcentury Wind Up Toy Clown by T.N Nomura Made in Japan Vintage Kitchen The pin measures approximately 9 The pin measures approximately 9 1 24" high by 14" at the widest A fabulous opportunity to own an authentic piece of artist signed mid century modern art glass midcentury wind up toy clown The toy was made by TN NOMURA Japan

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