Null Decorative figure made of patinated plaster in cream and gold. It shows a c…

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Decorative figure made of patinated plaster in cream and gold. It shows a child carrying a horn of plenty. On the back with R stamp mark inside a circle. Circa 1900. 46cm high

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Decorative figure made of patinated plaster in cream and gold. It shows a child carrying a horn of plenty. On the back with R stamp mark inside a circle. Circa 1900. 46cm high

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