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A glass panel early 17th century

Maker:  Maker Unknown

Description: 

A glass panel early 17th century, a bridal pair in contemporary costume with coats-of-arms below, a scene of oxen ploughing above and various added panels to left, including a putto and a scene of the Drunkeness of Noah, inscribed with names and the date 1627 - 14 3/4in. by 11in. Swiss

ID:  8423

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