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Singers Quartet All That Jazz Figurine

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Dimensions 17 cm tall (7 inches).
Brand Parastone
Article Number 21167
Model Number 3185

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Highly collectable Jazz singers. Solid Figurine feels weighty.

Includes certificate of authenticity.

Original figurine from the 'All That Jazz' range designed by Ed van Rosmalen. 

Made in the Netherlands by Parastone the figurine specialists.

This figurine has been individually made by an experienced and skilled craftsman. It meets the high quality standards of Parastone studios in the Netherlands.

Complete with collection card.

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