SOLD -ART DECO SEVRES Leaping dog ceramic figure

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ART DECO PERIOD FRENCH 1930’s LEAPING DOG FIGURE by SEVRES
WE HAVE NEVER SEEN ONE LIKE THIS THE COLOURS AND CASTING ARE AMAZING
THE BASE IS A GOLD FINISH ON BLACK WONDERFUL COLOURS
IN VERY VERY GOOD CONDITION PLEASE VIEW ALL THE PICTURES
IT IS MARKED SEVRES FRANCE UNDER IN THE CASTING
Size is – 42 cm’s wide x 17.5 cm’s high x 12.5 cm’s deep= 16 1/2 x 7 x 5 inches
IN PERFECT CONDITION NO CRACKS OR CHIPS, PLEASE VIEW ALL THE IMAGES

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Category Antique Ceramics Date 1930's  Art Deco Antiques Material Ceramic Origin French Maker Sevres Item code as1073a137 / sevres Status Sold

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