19th Century Decorative Horn in Silver

Name: 19th Century Decorative Horn in Silver
Brand: PATINIR
SKU: cmn68cml3000d04ihzd544mao
Price: 390 EUR
Availability: InStock

Decorative Objects · 19th Century

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19th century decorative horn with a silver base. The horn features a polished finish with variations in natural color. The metal base has a simple design that complements the shape of the horn. This object can serve as a decorative piece in various settings. Its overall condition is good, with signs of use appropriate for its age.

Suggested uses

Decorative element on a shelf

Centerpiece in a living room

Accessory in a collection display

Unique piece at a themed event

Century: 19th Century
Material: Silver, horn
Condition: Minor signs of use
Dimensions: 35 cm × 42 cm
Listed on: 25 March 2026

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Decorative Objects 19th Century Silver, horn

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