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Fur carriage

Fusskorb (Fußsack) mit Deckel aus Mosaik. Ausgeführt von der Firma M. Hartwich, Wien. Blumen und Arabesken sind aus nat. Otter geschnitten.

Chancelière avec dessus en mosaique, faite par la maison M. Hartwich, Vienne. Le fleurs et arabesques sont en loutre de riviére naturelle,

Carriage foot stool (foot muff) with cover made of mosaic. The flowers and arabesques are made from naturel otter. This work has been executed by M Hartwich, of Vienna.
Date ohne Datum, ca. 1905
Source P. Pellifex: No 1. Die Annalen der Kürschnerei / Les Annales de la Fourrure / Annals of furs. Die Pelzmosaik / La Mosaïque en Fourrures / The Furs Mosaic. Verlag / Éditeur / Editor: M. Melzer, Frankenstein, Schlesien Deutschland / Allemagne / Germany. A Paris, chez J. Strasky, 236, rue du Fbg-St-Martin. S.
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