LUNÉVILLE An earthenware writing case with two earthenware bobèches, decorated i…

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LUNÉVILLE

An earthenware writing case with two earthenware bobèches, decorated in polychrome rocaille style. The lid features an elongated ottoman revealing two inkwells and two horizontal compartments. 18th century Height: 25 - Width: 30 cm - Depth: 17 cm (Accents and restorations, porcelain head)

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