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An Interesting Part Set of Mid 19thC Neapolitan Moulded Plaster & Straw Filled Creche Figures sub-Antiques toilet roll holder

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toilet roll holder

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An Interesting Part Set of Mid 19thC Neapolitan Moulded Plaster & Straw Filled Creche Figures sub-Antiques toilet roll holderOrigin: Naples, Italy Period: Mid Nineteenth Century Provenance: Chastleton House, Oxfordshire, UK Date: c. 1850 Figure Heights: 14 & 17 inches respectively The part set of Neapolitan moulded plaster and straw filled crche figures, comprising two standing males and a cow, all on rectangular section wooden bases survive from mid nineteenth century Naples. The condition of the figures is poor but hugely decorative, the clothing now almost entirely lost,

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