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| Infamous Lady: The True Story of Countess Erzsébet Báthory |
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COBSAE Exclusive! Countess Erzsébet Báthory Figurine
The Countess Erzsébet Bathory figurine stands 4 inches high, standing upright with hands
clasped in the front below her waist; she is dressed in the costume worn in the portrait,
reproduced in incredible detail by the artist. The circular base of the figurine also shows
traces of the stone paving of Čachtice castle. The figurine is hollow and weighs 250g.
Douglas Gardiner is offering the figures for sale exclusively through COBSAE. Join COBSAE
today and upon confirmation receive more details about how you can make this unique piece
of art a part of your collection! You can also read more about Doug's vision of the Countess in
our Fall 2011 edition of the COBSAE Newsletter.
The Countess Erzsébet Bathory figurine stands 4 inches high, standing upright with hands
clasped in the front below her waist; she is dressed in the costume worn in the portrait,
reproduced in incredible detail by the artist. The circular base of the figurine also shows
traces of the stone paving of Čachtice castle. The figurine is hollow and weighs 250g.
Douglas Gardiner is offering the figures for sale exclusively through COBSAE. Join COBSAE
today and upon confirmation receive more details about how you can make this unique piece
of art a part of your collection! You can also read more about Doug's vision of the Countess in
our Fall 2011 edition of the COBSAE Newsletter.
