Hutschenreuther, Volkstedt et al - Three lidded boxes - Hutschenreuther, green lion mark, art department, art deco, 1x oval lidded box with a scarecrow as a sculptural lid knob, white porcelain with subtle gold decoration, model no. "10", design by Fritz Klee (1876 - 1976), minimally rubbed, dca. 12cm. Plus: Volkstedt, green mark, 1x large lidded box with polychrome floral decoration and gold staffage, marked on the underside "Handmalerei Dassler München Dec. 67.", minimally rubbed and with signs of age, dca. 18.5cm. Comes with: unmarked, 1x small, oval lidded box with butterfly as plastic lid knob, with red and gold staffage, model no. "5178", minimally rubbed, dca. 12cm.

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