Null Georges MORIN (1874-1950) "Femme au cerceau" Bronze and ivory chryselephant…

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Georges MORIN (1874-1950) "Femme au cerceau" Bronze and ivory chryselephantine sculpture, onyx base, circa 1920. Signed on the terrace. A CITES certificate will be provided. Weight: 600 g Delivery unavailable Region: France Dimensions: H 180MM X W 115MM ON SOCLE Condition: At first glance: good

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Georges MORIN (1874-1950) "Femme au cerceau" Bronze and ivory chryselephantine sculpture, onyx base, circa 1920. Signed on the terrace. A CITES certificate will be provided. Weight: 600 g Delivery unavailable Region: France Dimensions: H 180MM X W 115MM ON SOCLE Condition: At first glance: good

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