Maresch, Johann.
Display plate, terracotta with Arab and lion below. The landsca…

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Maresch, Johann. Display plate, terracotta with Arab and lion below. The landscape in relief and painted in color. Monogr. JM. on the back. Circa 1900. CA. 50 x 35.5 cm. D

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Maresch, Johann.

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