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Lot 001 - Antique Painted German Porcelain Plaque "Gute Nacht" (Good Night) After George Hom (German, 1838-1911), Woman In Dark Holding Candle, In Frame, Impressed With 311 On Back, Pencil Writing, No Signature
Lot 001 - Antique Painted German Porcelain Plaque "Gute Nacht" (Good Night) After Geo[...]
Pre-Auction Notes: A stunning painted porcelain plaque in the style of Georghe Hom. Many comparable items online are identified as KPM, but I could find no mark or signature verifying this. The porcelain is stamped "3 11" on the back. There is pencil writing, with the title and other writings and numbers. In a double frame. Overall good condition, faint hazing on porcelain.