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CIRCA 1900, LARGE PSEUDO BLUE CROSSED SWORDS MARK, INCISED 171
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A Meissen-style group of Count Brühl's tailor
CIRCA 1900, LARGE PSEUDO BLUE CROSSED SWORDS MARK, INCISED 171
Modelled with the tailor seated astride a billy-goat, he wearing a lilac hat and a flowered frock-coat, carrying a bucket with two small goats on his back, the goat holding an iron in its mouth, on flat rectangular base
22.2 cm high
CIRCA 1900, LARGE PSEUDO BLUE CROSSED SWORDS MARK, INCISED 171
Modelled with the tailor seated astride a billy-goat, he wearing a lilac hat and a flowered frock-coat, carrying a bucket with two small goats on his back, the goat holding an iron in its mouth, on flat rectangular base
22.2 cm high
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Sale room notice
Please note that this lot is Meissen, although most likely not first quality. The base is partly overpainted, probably to cover a firing crack. There are some small further restorations.