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The Church of Glanshammar. Sculpture of alabaster. Trol. Belgian work The beginning of the 14th century. St Catherine of Axelandria (2 pcs)

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The Church of Glanshammar. Sculpture of alabaster. Trol. Belgian work The beginning of the 14th century. St Catherine of Axelandria (2 pcs)
Örebro County Museum
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Title: The Church of Glanshammar. Sculpture of alabaster. Trol. Belgian work The beginning of the 14th century. St Catherine of Axelandria (2 pcs)
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The Church of Glanshammar.
Sculpture of alabaster.
Trol.
Belgian work The beginning of the 14th century.
St Catherine of Axelandria (2 pcs).

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