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Biscuit Owl of the Gardner Factory. End of the 19th century. The figure of an owl is given in profile, and the head is unfolded to the front. The eyes are colored and glazed.
Location: Gallery "Antiqon", Brivibas street 52, Riga, Latvia
Warranty: Seller Warranty
Country: Russia
Period: Late 19th century
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Фарфоровая сова завода Гарднера.
Бисквитная сова завода Гарднера. Конец 19 века. Фигура совы дана в профиль, а голова развернута в фас. Глаза окрашены и глазурованы. Клеймо на основании,
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