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Alabastro fiorito model of a Roman bath. Italian, early 19th century.

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Alabastro fiorito model of a Roman bath. Italian, early 19th century.
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Period :
19th century
Provenance :
Italy
Medium :
Alabastro fiorito
Dimensions :
L. 10.63 inch

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