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SÉVELLEC Jim-Eugène (1897-1971): SUJET de la "Noce Bretonne" in polychrome earthenware, featuring glazik bride and groom. Manufacture HENRIOT. Height 8 cm. Former Gilbert LE MEUR Collection.

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SÉVELLEC Jim-Eugène (1897-1971): SUJET de la "Noce Bretonne" in polychrome earthenware, featuring glazik bride and groom. Manufacture HENRIOT. Height 8 cm. Former Gilbert LE MEUR Collection.

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