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  • pot / jug / ewer, Michael Powolny, MAK Inv.nr. KE 10417-1
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  • diameter: 15.4 cm
  • height: 13.1 cm
  • overall dimension - height: 16.4 cm
  • weight: 341 g
Inventory number
  • KE 10417-1
Acquisition
  • purchase , 1984-12-05
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  • Glass and Ceramics Collection
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  • plate mark (reverse side) : Bindenschild mit Krone, Wien
  • Marke (reverse side) : Augarten Austria
  • painter's number (reverse side) : 16
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  • 15.12.2025

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