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Keramiken: Vase, Aschenbecher, Becher

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photograph, Keramiken: Vase, Aschenbecher, Becher, Werkstätte Hagenauer, MAK Inv.nr. HAF 338

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Title

Keramiken: Vase, Aschenbecher, Becher (given title)
Ascher (original-language title)

Collection

Hagenauer archive

Production

client / customer: Werkstätte Hagenauer, Vienna, about 1938

Material | Technique

paper,
photograph

Measurements

height: 12 cm
width: 16.3 cm

Inventory number

HAF 338

Acquisition

donation , 2015-05-15

Department

Metal Collection and Wiener Werkstätte Archive

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Inscriptions

photo no.: 1128
text: 5831 Ascher/Preis wie 5479

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