Null "COUNTRY SCENE", GERMAN FIGURAL GROUP, 20TH CENTURY.
Porcelain.
Restored br…
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"COUNTRY SCENE", GERMAN FIGURAL GROUP, 20TH CENTURY. Porcelain. Restored breaks. Without stamp. Height 32 cm.

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"COUNTRY SCENE", GERMAN FIGURAL GROUP, 20TH CENTURY. Porcelain. Restored breaks. Without stamp. Height 32 cm.

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