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English: Three salt cellars and spoon, part of the Germain Service (Baixela Germain) commissioned by King Joseph I of Portugal to François-Thomas Germain. Currently in the National Museum of Ancient Art, Lisbon, Portugal.
Português: Três saleiros e colher, parte da Baixela Germain, encomendada por D. José I de Portugal a François-Thomas Germain. Actualmente exposta no Museu Nacional de Arte Antiga, em Lisboa, Portugal.
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