Null A PORCELAIN SOLIFLORE BASE ON A GILDED BRONZE BASE, ART NOUVEAU PERIOD, 190…

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A PORCELAIN SOLIFLORE BASE ON A GILDED BRONZE BASE, ART NOUVEAU PERIOD, 1900 Decorated with women and flowers, in the style of Mucha. Height: 38 cm. In perfect condition.

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A PORCELAIN SOLIFLORE BASE ON A GILDED BRONZE BASE, ART NOUVEAU PERIOD, 1900 Decorated with women and flowers, in the style of Mucha. Height: 38 cm. In perfect condition.

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