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Meissen, sword mark, First Class, after 1990, model no. 73600 (formerly 134), designed by J.J. Kaendler (1737), octagonal profile base, depicting August the Strong’s court jester, Joseph Fröhlich, in a stoic pose with both hands tucked into the straps of his Tyrolean costume, whose harness is marked JF 1739, wearing a pointed hat with a floral garland on his head, beautifully executed colored painting, gilded, height approx. 24 cm
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