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Allegory of Spring

Weesper porseleinfabriek model attributed to Christian Gottlob Berger (1730–after 1776), c. 1760–1761 Weesp, c. 1764–1768 hard-paste porcelain

Rijksmuseum

Porcelain

Netherlands

Title: Allegory of Spring

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Weesper porseleinfabriek model attributed to Christian Gottlob Berger (1730–after 1776), c.

1760–1761 Weesp, c.

1764–1768 hard-paste porcelain.

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