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A NEO-BABYLONIAN COLOURED MARBLE STONE DUCK WEIGHT CIRCA LATE 2ND-EARLY 1ST MILLENNIUM B.C. Height: 13cm

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A NEO-BABYLONIAN COLOURED MARBLE STONE DUCK WEIGHT CIRCA LATE 2ND-EARLY 1ST MILLENNIUM B.C. Height: 13cm

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Headpiece marble , probably Etruscan, of indeterminate age, carved in light-coloured marble, the head of a youth with stylised facial features and a fixed gaze, part of the hair carved as a curly coiffure, fragmentary condition, mounted on a later stone base, h 16 cm.

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Neo-Renaissance panel Circa 1920, portrait of a saint after Neri di Bicci, cast in colour, in a gilded stucco frame with surrounding leaf border and pearl band, the frame in need of minor restoration, traces of age, dimensions 41 x 34 cm.

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