PRESENTING: Vintage Italian STELIO-MOLA CAGLIARI ACCORDION PLAYER Signed on base in VGC
GENERAL DESCRIPTION: A distinctive piece of Italian pottery by Stelio-Mola
Cagliari. This accordion player is wearing traditional dress and is
beautifully sculpted and painted. Signed at the base. Due to the nature
of the piece, it is hard to tell if there is any damage (beyond slight paint wear), but I am pretty
certain not. Please study photographs carefully. 23cm tall.
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