England Beswick Porcelain "Cleveland Bay", Modelo Nº A3999
Equestrian figure in …

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England Beswick Porcelain "Cleveland Bay", Modelo Nº A3999 Equestrian figure in matte porcelain. Modeled by artist Robert Donaldson and made by Beswick, in association with Rare Breeds Survival Trust, model no. A3999 from the connoisseur series. On the right side it states "Cleveland Bay" incised. On the base is a reference to the Rare Breed Collection. Height: 22,2 cm Provenance: - Purchased from Bolton Auction Rooms, current private collection of Dr. Gutierrez.

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England Beswick Porcelain "Cleveland Bay", Modelo Nº A3999

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