EBERLE, ADOLF (1843-1914) "Hunter with his dogs in the parlor" 1893 - photo 1
EBERLE, ADOLF (1843-1914) "Hunter with his dogs in the parlor" 1893 - photo 2
EBERLE, ADOLF (1843-1914) "Hunter with his dogs in the parlor" 1893 - photo 3
EBERLE, ADOLF (1843-1914) "Hunter with his dogs in the parlor" 1893 - photo 4
EBERLE, ADOLF (1843-1914) "Hunter with his dogs in the parlor" 1893 - photo 5

EBERLE, ADOLF (1843-1914) "Hunter with his dogs in the parlor" 1893

Lot 1600
04.02.2023 11:00UTC +00:00
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€ 4 400
AuctioneerEppli Auktionshaus - Schmuck & Uhren
Event locationGermany, Stuttgart
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Lot 1600 | EBERLE, ADOLF (1843-1914) "Hunter with his dogs in the parlor" 1893
EBERLE, ADOLF (1843-1914) "Hunter with his dogs in the parlour" 1893
Oil on wood sig., inscribed and dat. "Adolf Eberle München 1893", hxw: 56/64 cm. Min. signs of age, frame, HxW: 78/87 cm.
Provenance: Private collection of a Munich antique dealer.
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