African child and lucky pig - Hagenau and Vienna bronze workshops, 20th century …

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African child and lucky pig - Hagenau and Vienna bronze workshops, 20th century - Undressed child with choker, dark patinated bronze, marked "wHw" in a circle and "MADE IN AUSTRIA", h. 5.5 cm; the pig with a four-leaf clover in its mouth, painted bronze, l. 4 cm.

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African child and lucky pig - Hagenau and Vienna bronze work

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