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Very finely painted lacquer box from Palekh by A. Iv…

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MOROZKO (FATHER FROST) Very finely painted lacquer box from Palekh by A. Ivanova, 1982 D: 10.5 cm, H: 2 cm

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MOROZKO (FATHER FROST) Very finely painted lacquer box from Palekh by A. Ivanova, 1982 D: 10.5 cm, H: 2 cm

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