I have always found this Limbach figure quite whimsical and amusing. It was produced in a factory with which I had not been familiar, and, indeed, this is the only Limbach figure in our collection. D.R.
A similar Limbach figure of Spring is in the collection of the Ashmoleon Museum, Oxford (museum no. WA1967.28.13).
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CIRCA 1780, BLACK LB MONOGRAMA LIMBACH PORCELAIN FIGURE OF A GENTLEMAN EMBLEMATIC OF SPRINGEstimate: USD 600 - 800
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