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The Goose Trade, Meissen, sword mark after 1934, 2nd choice, design by Johann Joachim Kaendler, c. 1745, model no. 720, market scene with goose trader and fish seller in peasant costume at a dispute, on a terrain plinth, polychrome painted, h 16.5 cm, l 17 cm, w 13 cm

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The Goose Trade, Meissen, sword mark after 1934, 2nd choice, design by Johann Joachim Kaendler, c. 1745, model no. 720, market scene with goose trader and fish seller in peasant costume at a dispute, on a terrain plinth, polychrome painted, h 16.5 cm, l 17 cm, w 13 cm

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