Potschappel Dresden Potpourri Vase mit romantischer Figurenszenerie und Blumenbu…

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Potschappel Dresden Potpourri Vase mit romantischer Figurenszenerie und Blumenbukett,

porcelain, blue company mark, version with plastic flowers, on the front side with a couple of lovers after Jean-Antoine WATTEAU (1684-1721) and on the back with a bouquet of flowers, H 49 cm x W 23 cm x D 18 cm, fine chips on the flowers

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Potschappel Dresden Potpourri Vase mit romantischer Figurenszenerie und Blumenbukett,

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