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Sculptures of musicians
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Sculptures of musicians

Two large (72 cm) paired statues of musicians made of polychrome ceramic. Probably made in the siderolith ceramics factory of Johann Maresch and his son Ferdinand (official name Johann Maresch Thon- und Stein- gutwaren fabric in Aussig or Johann Maresch Siderolith und Terracotta Fabrik), which was located in Ústí nad Labem. Unmarked.
55,000 Kč
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Ruth Milles - Sculpture of young Breton girl from Pont-Aven
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Ruth Milles - Sculpture of young Breton girl from Pont-Aven

A small bronze sculpture of a young seated girl in traditional Breton costume, holding a bouquet of flowers. This work in the Impressionist style was created in the early 20th century by the talented Swedish sculptor Ruth Milles (1873–1941). Signed on the base. Cast in Paris by Louis Eugène Blot (1857–1938).
45,000 Kč
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Faience flowerpot - Sarreguemines, last third of the 19th century
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Faience flowerpot - Sarreguemines, last third of the 19th...

Ornamental faience flowerpot with a majolica glaze, produced in the French town of Sarreguemines at the Faïenceries de Sarreguemines factory in the last third of the 19th century. At that time, the enterprise was one of the leading manufacturers of ceramic goods in France, and its production was also exported abroad. Around 1870, the factory introduced...
32,000 Kč
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Samovar - Vorontsov Brothers
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Samovar - Vorontsov Brothers

Brass samovar made in the Vorontsov brothers' factory in Tula, western Russia.The factory first produced accordions, and in 1854 it began producing samovars.The factory was nationalised in 1919.
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