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Vintage Gemälde Bouquet of Roses signiert Saubagnol französisch um 1890-1910 Orangefarbenes Glas Designer / Marke: Horst Brüning
Vintage Gemälde Bouquet of Roses signiert Saubagnol französisch um 1890-1910 Orangefarbenes Glas Designer / Marke: Horst Brüning
Vintage Gemälde Bouquet of Roses signiert Saubagnol französisch um 1890-1910 Orangefarbenes Glas Designer / Marke: Horst Brüning
Vintage Gemälde Bouquet of Roses signiert Saubagnol französisch um 1890-1910 Orangefarbenes Glas Designer / Marke: Horst Brüning
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Vintage Gemälde Bouquet of Roses signiert Saubagnol französisch um 1890-1910 Orangefarbenes Glas Designer / Marke: Horst Brüning

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Vintage Gemälde Bouquet of Roses signiert Saubagnol französisch um 1890 1910 Orangefarbenes Glas Designer Marke: Horst Brüning Designer Marke: Horst Brüning für Lange Produktion making the bowl a stylish focal point in any room 1890 to 1910 Saubagnol"

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