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"The little grape-picker" seated, leaning against his hood filled …

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Meissen. "The little grape-picker" seated, leaning against his hood filled with grapes. Polychrome porcelain. Swords and numbers mark. Height : 11,5 cm. Condition. Missing pieces.

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Meissen. "The little grape-picker" seated, leaning against his hood filled with grapes. Polychrome porcelain. Swords and numbers mark. Height : 11,5 cm. Condition. Missing pieces.

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