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Early 20th-century Faux Bois Cement Dog House Ephemera Vase pique-fleurs Artichaut Singe Details


Early 20th-century Faux Bois Cement Dog House Ephemera Vase pique-fleurs Artichaut Singe Details

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Vase pique-fleurs Artichaut Singe Details

Clementine Collum masterfully captures a dynamic winter scene

The illegitimate son of an African slave and a French plantation owner

Agaric tache de sang

Each will feature unique variations

Early 20th-century Faux Bois Cement Dog House Ephemera Vase pique-fleurs Artichaut Singe DetailsIncluded in our carefully curated antique and vintage furniture collection is this cement dog house circa early 1900s. Built using a rustic cement technique known as faux bois (fake wood), the craftsmanship mimics bark textures decorated with mosaic tiles. Details Terracotta or earthenware with cemented vintage china and stoneware shards 23" L x 20" W x 24" H Early 20th century, France Please note that vintage items will embrace unique variations such

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