Pair of 19th Century Hand Painted Porcelain Panels
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A pair of 19th century framed hand-painted porcelain panels. Both depicting woodland scenes; one being a family of blue tits nesting in a tree, and the other showing two hares, one chasing the other into a hole. The frames are painted in a duck egg blue, with scrolled and foliage decoration. Measuring approx. 30cm by 23cm.
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