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LONDON — The pearls of Marie Antoinette, who died by guillotine in 1793, are part of a necklace valued at as much as $810,000 that Christie’s International will offer in London on December 12.
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|LONDON — The pearls of Marie Antoinette, who died by guillotine in 1793, are part of a necklace valued at as much as $810,000 that Christie’s International will offer in London on December 12.
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