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Orchestra of monkeys.
Suite of eight statuettes and a lectern in p…

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MEISSEN. Orchestra of monkeys. Suite of eight statuettes and a lectern in polychrome porcelain. 20th century. H_9.5 cm to H_18 cm, the score held by the conductor has been glued back and the tip of the monkey's baton is missing.

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MEISSEN. Orchestra of monkeys. Suite of eight statuettes and a lectern in polychrome porcelain. 20th century. H_9.5 cm to H_18 cm, the score held by the conductor has been glued back and the tip of the monkey's baton is missing.

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