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cutlery, Josef Carl Klinkosch, MAK Inv.nr. GO 1914

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Collection

metal collection

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execution: Josef Carl Klinkosch, Vienna, about 1944

Subject

Tischkultur

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GO 1914

Acquisition

purchase , 1950

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Metal Collection and Wiener Werkstätte Archive

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hallmark: Beschauzeichen, 800, Meisterzeichen, Bildmarke, auf der Klinge "J.C.KLINKOSCH AG.WIEN"

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