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A porcelain figure Allegory of Europe from the Four Continents series, Friedrich Elias Meyer, 1752 (design), Meissen, 1860 - 1924 (finish) Porcelain, painted in color, painted gold. Base with horse in relief. Crowned allegory with purple cloak and sceptre, a book and a globe at her feet. The underside with pommel mark, painter's mark "7", model no. "171C", impressed mark "124". Restored crown. Height 15 cm. Condition: II -

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A porcelain figure Allegory of Europe from the Four Continents series, Friedrich Elias Meyer, 1752 (design), Meissen, 1860 - 1924 (finish) Porcelain, painted in color, painted gold. Base with horse in relief. Crowned allegory with purple cloak and sceptre, a book and a globe at her feet. The underside with pommel mark, painter's mark "7", model no. "171C", impressed mark "124". Restored crown. Height 15 cm. Condition: II -

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