Null figurative table bell, "Frosch", tin, fully sculptural designed handle, fro…

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figurative table bell, "Frosch", tin, fully sculptural designed handle, frog sitting on a rock and playing the guitar, partly all-round engraved smooth bell body, bright sound, h: 11 cm. Limit 36,-

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figurative table bell, "Frosch", tin, fully sculptural designed handle, frog sitting on a rock and playing the guitar, partly all-round engraved smooth bell body, bright sound, h: 11 cm. Limit 36,-

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