Null VLADIMIR KARPOFF (1904-?)
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Decorative panel. Lacquer, eggshell. Sign…

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VLADIMIR KARPOFF (1904-?) Nesting Decorative panel. Lacquer, eggshell. Signed KARPOFF in vertical. 12x16.5cm

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VLADIMIR KARPOFF (1904-?) Nesting Decorative panel. Lacquer, eggshell. Signed KARPOFF in vertical. 12x16.5cm

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