Rear tool with a wheel in both ends
Made of brass
About 1900">
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An antique tool for making the danish "klejner" (cakes) Rear tool with a wheel in both ends Made of brass About 1900


An antique tool for making the danish "klejner" (cakes) Rear tool with a wheel in both ends Made of brass About 1900

An antique tool for making the danish "klejner" (cakes)

Rear tool with a wheel in both ends

Made of brass

About 1900

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An antique tool for making the danish "klejner" (cakes)
Rear tool with a wheel in both ends
Made of brass
About 1900
In a good condition
Articleno.: 4-51901


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