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Porcelain Empire vegetable dish, Locre Manufacture, early 19th century

Porcelain Empire vegetable dish, Locre Manufacture, early 19th century

STATUS : SOLD
PRICE : NC.
CONDITION : Excellent

AVAILABLE QUANTITY : 0

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Pair of porcelain Empire cream pots, Locre Manufacture, early 19th century.

High-end model, fine gold decoration (arabesques, fountains, bees). Fine Locre Manufacture work.

Beautiful collector model in excellent condition, over 200 years old and almost as good as new. Gilt is very fresh. No accident or crack.

Height : 10.3cm

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