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Augarten Vienna "Trot - Spanish Riding School" from a series of various dressage lessons, designed by Alwin Döbrich in 1925, blue stamp mark 2nd half 20th cent, embossed inscription Made in Austria, model number 1592 and letter K, brush number 203 and inscription, naturalistic moulding and under- and overglaze painting as well as gold decoration, on an oval base a rider in uniform of the Spanish Riding School of the Hofburg Vienna, good condition, h 29.5 cm.

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Augarten Vienna "Trot - Spanish Riding School" from a series of various dressage lessons, designed by Alwin Döbrich in 1925, blue stamp mark 2nd half 20th cent, embossed inscription Made in Austria, model number 1592 and letter K, brush number 203 and inscription, naturalistic moulding and under- and overglaze painting as well as gold decoration, on an oval base a rider in uniform of the Spanish Riding School of the Hofburg Vienna, good condition, h 29.5 cm.

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