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This image captures a densely packed display window of an antique and collectibles store, identified as "CASA POSTAL," located at Calle de San Bernardo, 41, 28015 Madrid, Spain. The scene is static, featuring a diverse collection of vintage items behind a reflective glass pane. In the foreground, a large, octagonal white ceramic tureen with a lid, decorated with black-and-white pastoral landscape scenes, is centrally positioned. To its left, a multi-layered ceramic statue, possibly a Madonna and child figure, adorned in white and green, partially obscures a small doll. A white card displaying the "CASA POSTAL" logo rests near a small figurine of a man in a red fez. To the right of the tureen, a bisque doll figure in a pink and light green dress holds a small tray containing miniature glasses. Surrounding these are various small bottles, a glass with a blue floral design, a rectangular metal tin with a landscape image, and other metal objects. The mid-ground features a clear glass vase containing a large, spherical, etched gold ornament. Adjacent to it, a vintage doll with blonde hair, dressed in a white frock, stands next to a small book or card titled "MISTERIO DE LAS FLORES." Numerous smaller figurines, including a man playing a guitar, small animals, and other ceramic pieces, are arranged among miscellaneous items such as a red feathered decoration. A white rectangular sign stating "Compramos POSTALES" (We buy postcards) and a partial Madrid phone number (starting 915) is visible. Behind these, a large, circular, vintage industrial scale, marked "DE LEVANTE," is prominent. The background consists of a cork board displaying pinned items, including a vintage map of South America and an advertisement for "CHEMICAL PUMP AND EQUIPMENT CORPORATION New York." A large round sign with "DIRECCIÓN" (Direction) in white letters on a black background is visible. Next to this sign, a doll dressed in a red traditional outfit with a headscarf is positioned. Various vintage metal advertising signs, including one with "RAY" and another with "MISTELA," complete the tightly arranged display. Reflections on the glass indicate the window faces an exterior environment.
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