The Flicker and the Cobbler - France, probably Niderviller, 19th century. Niderv…

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The Flicker and the Cobbler - France, probably Niderviller, 19th century. Niderviller, 19th century - After a model by Paul Louis Cyfflé (1724-1806). Each sitting on a chair on a round plinth, the old woman looking at a cat on the roof, the cobbler at a birdcage. Ceramic with colored painting. H. 23.5 and 25 cm. - Restorations, including the man's hand, the woman's bottom, cat's ear chipped.

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The Flicker and the Cobbler - France, probably Niderviller,

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