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Lava stone model of a tomb of the Scipio's. Italian, early 19th century.

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Lava stone model of a tomb of the Scipio's. Italian, early 19th century.
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19th century
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Lava stone model of a tomb of the Scipio's. Italian, early 19th century.

A large lava stone model of a tomb of the Scipio family.

Italian, early 19th century.

Measures 33 x 19 x 11cm.

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