Null David MESLY (1918-2004)
The elephant
Gray patina bronze, signed and numbere…

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David MESLY (1918-2004) The elephant Gray patina bronze, signed and numbered 7/8, Seirralheiro founder's stamp H. 22.5 x L. 32 cm

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David MESLY (1918-2004) The elephant Gray patina bronze, signed and numbered 7/8, Seirralheiro founder's stamp H. 22.5 x L. 32 cm

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