Gilded bronze mirror with the Three Graces

[Until mid-1960s, with John Hewett, London]; [mid-1960s, purchased from John Hewett by Fritz Bürki, Zurich]; [with Fritz Bürki, Zurich]; [until 1987, with Atlantis Antiquities, Ltd.]; acquired in 1987, purchased from Atlantis Antiquities.

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