Fayence Skulptur 'Ruhender Löwe' / A faience sculpture of a resting lion, Baden-…

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Fayence Skulptur 'Ruhender Löwe' / A faience sculpture of a resting lion, Baden-Baden, 1. Hälfte 20. Jh.

Material: Faience with light-colored body, glazed white, Mark: Press mark Baden-Baden, Dimensions: h. 13.5 cm, l. 22.5 cm, Condition: age-related craquelure, no restorations

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Fayence Skulptur 'Ruhender Löwe' / A faience sculpture of a resting lion, Baden-Baden, 1. Hälfte 20. Jh.

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