Pair of Chelsea porcelain figures, c.1770, depicting a man with…
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Pair of Chelsea porcelain figures, c.1770, depicting a man with rifle and lady with an instrument, in tones of pink, green and blue, accented in gilt, a/f, height 24.5 cm (2)

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