Meissen lamp base 1860 - 1924
Porcelain, painted blue under the glaze. Base pie…

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Meissen lamp base 1860 - 1924 Porcelain, painted blue under the glaze. Base pierced for cable guide. H.: with shade 42 cm.

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Meissen lamp base 1860 - 1924

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