Null Buttler, K. (20th century), bronze eagle, on a naturalistic granite plinth,…

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Buttler, K. (20th century), bronze eagle, on a naturalistic granite plinth, signed on the base. Base plate signed, h. approx. 50 cm.

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Buttler, K. (20th century), bronze eagle, on a naturalistic granite plinth, signed on the base. Base plate signed, h. approx. 50 cm.

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Estim. 3 500 - 4 500 EUR

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