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Laszlo Ispanky Porcelain Figurine, seated girl with flowers. Marked on bottom with green trademark. from year 1975. Condition: good as in the picture.
measurement : 8.5"*8.25"*5.5"
The item is from the year 1975. My mother in law have lots more of these.
Very Beautiful and very neat work.
Have a look on her very nice hand and fingers, just very impressive
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She is very nice indeed -- however you have "shipping included" on your title which may mean you have this item for sale somewhere else -- this site prohibits the buying and selling of any articles, as well as posting articles that are for sale somewhere else, just for your info...
Sorry I copied the name from another website. I already edited it.
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No problem -- just delete my comments..And welcome!!!!
OK Trunkman, got the message. I'm 66 & think it is sensuous & sexy. Wouldn't help much at my age but would love to have it to bring back memories. Built for speed & not comfort. Oops, that just slipped out!
Actually, I think it is beautiful. I am also surprised I can still spell in English after 40 yrs "in the cold".