Null A hunting falcon from the 'Reineke Fuchs' centerpiece, Meissen, mark c. 198…

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A hunting falcon from the 'Reineke Fuchs' centerpiece, Meissen, mark c. 1980, 1st choice, designed by Max Esser in 1922, model no. 77378 (old H 235), falcon with hood, perched on a column with sculpted branch and leaf decoration, painted in iron red and black, ornamental gilding, chipped, h. 21 cm

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A hunting falcon from the 'Reineke Fuchs' centerpiece, Meissen, mark c. 1980, 1st choice, designed by Max Esser in 1922, model no. 77378 (old H 235), falcon with hood, perched on a column with sculpted branch and leaf decoration, painted in iron red and black, ornamental gilding, chipped, h. 21 cm

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