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The Rivers Console Peneus for the Loss of Daphne
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Necklace, gold and beryls, with original box, Daphne Krinos, London, 2007. . Square black and silver box with a central raised square marked 'DK' and 'Daphne Krinos'. Series of irregular trapezoid gold frames alternately set with a faceted chunk of pale g
Necklace, gold and beryls, with original box, Daphne Krinos, London, 2007. . Square black and silver box with a central raised square marked 'DK' and 'Daphne Krinos'. Series of irregular trapezoid gold frames alternately set with a faceted chunk of pale g
Necklace, gold and beryls, with original box, Daphne Krinos, London, 2007. . Square black and silver box with a central raised square marked 'DK' and 'Daphne Krinos'. Series of irr...
Horn, P., Kuöhl, Richard (born 1980). console sculpture (mother with two children). Stone 1934/1935. Cottbus, Neumarkt 5. New town hall. Wall Street facade
Horn, P., Kuöhl, Richard (born 1980). console sculpture (mother with two children). Stone 1934/1935. Cottbus, Neumarkt 5. New town hall. Wall Street facade
Horn, P., Kuöhl, Richard (born 1980). console sculpture (mother with two children). Stone 1934/1935. Cottbus, Neumarkt 5. New town hall. Wall Street facade...
Gold necklace with enamelled pendant, pearls and sapphires, probably designed and made by Nelson Ethelred Dawson, with enamel panel by Edith Dawson, London, about 1900. Gold chain necklace with pendant, which is surmounted by a cast cherub and set with a
Gold necklace with enamelled pendant, pearls and sapphires, probably designed and made by Nelson Ethelred Dawson, with enamel panel by Edith Dawson, London, about 1900. Gold chain necklace with pendant, which is surmounted by a cast cherub and set with a
Gold necklace with enamelled pendant, pearls and sapphires, probably designed and made by Nelson Ethelred Dawson, with enamel panel by Edith Dawson, London, about 1900. Gold chain ...