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Manufacture de Scheibe-Alsbach, after Elizabeth VIGÉE-LEBRUN (1755-1842) "Madame Lebrun and her daughter Porcelain bisque group Debossed mark under the base Height: 22 cm

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Manufacture de Scheibe-Alsbach, after Elizabeth VIGÉE-LEBRUN (1755-1842) "Madame Lebrun and her daughter Porcelain bisque group Debossed mark under the base Height: 22 cm

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