Null Turquoise-bottomed porcelain cornucopia vase decorated with floral serapes,…

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Turquoise-bottomed porcelain cornucopia vase decorated with floral serapes, patinated bronze base and neck worked with putto and marsh reeds. France, late 19th cent. H. cm40

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Turquoise-bottomed porcelain cornucopia vase decorated with floral serapes, patinated bronze base and neck worked with putto and marsh reeds. France, late 19th cent. H. cm40

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