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Galante Schäfergruppe / A figural group of a shepherdess feeding the shepherd, Meissen, Mitte 19. Jh. Material: porcelain, polychrome painted, gold painted, glazed, Mark: underglaze blue long pommel swords, 1st choice, Model no.: C 41, Painter no.: 73. in black, Design: Michel Victor Acier (1736-1799), 1769, Depiction: gallant shepherd and shepherdess on a natural pedestal, the shepherd feeds the sheep with a bundle of grass and gives the shepherdess a bouquet of flowers while the shepherdess feeds her suitor with grapes, Height: 19,4 cm, Condition: good, slightly worn, no restorations, Literature: Bergmann, Meissen figurines model no. A 1 - Z 99, (vol. 2), color illustration cat. no. 78, page 54

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Galante Schäfergruppe / A figural group of a shepherdess feeding the shepherd, Meissen, Mitte 19. Jh. Material: porcelain, polychrome painted, gold painted, glazed, Mark: underglaze blue long pommel swords, 1st choice, Model no.: C 41, Painter no.: 73. in black, Design: Michel Victor Acier (1736-1799), 1769, Depiction: gallant shepherd and shepherdess on a natural pedestal, the shepherd feeds the sheep with a bundle of grass and gives the shepherdess a bouquet of flowers while the shepherdess feeds her suitor with grapes, Height: 19,4 cm, Condition: good, slightly worn, no restorations, Literature: Bergmann, Meissen figurines model no. A 1 - Z 99, (vol. 2), color illustration cat. no. 78, page 54

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