French Porcelain Mottled-Glazed Vase, Serves, Dated 1881

The portrait of child signed G. Langraf and the portrait of flowers signed Bier.

A glazed, gilt and painted porcelain vase.

Signed underneath by the artist Valdemar Engelhardt.

With tulip decoration. Impressed marks and incised P.F..

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