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Moser, gold-plated, rare, masterpiece.
Description
This is a Moser ashtray with gold trim. It's a masterpiece with intricately crafted gold trim lines. It's unused and has been stored; I believe it's in good condition.
The overall diameter of the hexagonal opening varies depending on whether you measure straight or diagonally, but it's approximately 14-15 cm. The inner circle is 11 cm, and the height is 6 cm.
☆There are slight scratches, see photo 9.
☆The box is peeling, discolored, and dirty.
I honestly love this item myself and was hesitant to sell it, but I've collected too many things and don't have anywhere to display them, so I decided to put it up for sale. It's a rare and striking piece.
This item has been stored at home and is not suitable for those who are overly particular about condition. Thank you for your understanding.
Payment
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Term of Sale
Money back guarantee within 14 days if returned by customer.
We offer 14 days money back guarantee for defective products.
However the buyer must pay money for returning it back to us.
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