Null LOCRÉ, late 18th century
Bisque group.
Couple of shepherds with their sheep…

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LOCRÉ, late 18th century Bisque group. Couple of shepherds with their sheep. Marked crossed torches in blue under the base. Misses and restorations. H. 30 cm

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LOCRÉ, late 18th century Bisque group. Couple of shepherds with their sheep. Marked crossed torches in blue under the base. Misses and restorations. H. 30 cm

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