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Auguste MOREAU (1834-1917) Belle Epoque figure "Maid" - regule (white metal), bronzed, France, c. 1900, depiction of a barefoot young maid seated on a rock base, signed "Auguste Moreau" to the side, presented on a fitted, stepped red-brown marble base, h (figure) approx. 67cm, h (total) approx. 75cm

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Auguste MOREAU (1834-1917) Belle Epoque figure "Maid" - regule (white metal), bronzed, France, c. 1900, depiction of a barefoot young maid seated on a rock base, signed "Auguste Moreau" to the side, presented on a fitted, stepped red-brown marble base, h (figure) approx. 67cm, h (total) approx. 75cm

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