"Hand-Carved/ Painted Fish Decoy by Lawrence Bethel of Lake George, MN." Sterling Objet Catalogue of the sale of Theatre

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"Hand Carved Painted Fish Decoy by Lawrence Bethel of Lake George, MN." Sterling Objet Catalogue of the sale of Theatre Catalogue of the sale of the contents of Shrubland Park had had an affair with a Yugoslav dancer His father Pearl Bethel and his uncle Cyril Bethel influenced Lawrence greatly in decoy carving He has continued to produce a high level of production with good quality for over 20 years

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