Null Porcelain figure 'The Ball Player', Meissen, around 1910-20, designed by W.…

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Porcelain figure 'The Ball Player', Meissen, around 1910-20, designed by W. Schott, model no. Q 180, restored on the base and a small chip on the side, one hand restored, height approx. 31cm, high-quality painting with a lilac- colored robe, delicate flesh, stepped base with gold ornamentation

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Porcelain figure 'The Ball Player', Meissen, around 1910-20, designed by W. Schott, model no. Q 180, restored on the base and a small chip on the side, one hand restored, height approx. 31cm, high-quality painting with a lilac- colored robe, delicate flesh, stepped base with gold ornamentation

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