A framed porcelain plate with Loreley, Bonn, dated 1877
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A framed porcelain plate with Loreley, Bonn, dated 1877 Finely painted porcelain plate. The mirror depicting the beautiful Loreley after the original "Die Lureley" by C. J. Begas. Inscribed "Koch Bonn 1877" on the lower edge. The flag decorated with a gold border and surrounding vine leaf wreath, embossed model number 26 on the reverse. In a finely stuccoed square profiled wooden frame (slightly bumped). Overall dimensions 42.5 x 42.5 cm. Condition: II +

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A framed porcelain plate with Loreley, Bonn, dated 1877

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