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bowl, K. k. Majolika Fabrik Holitsch, MAK Inv.nr. KE 7425-1

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Collection

ceramics collection

Production

manufacturer: K. k. Majolika Fabrik Holitsch, Holíč, beginning of the 19th century

Subject

Tischkultur

Material | Technique

Measurements

height: 6.3 cm
length: 37.5 cm
width: 26.5 cm
weight: 935 g

Inventory number

KE 7425-1

Acquisition

exchange , 1936-08

Department

Glass and Ceramics Collection

Inscriptions

plate mark (reverse side) : Hollitsch 9
inventory number (reverse side) : 6983

Description

tiefe Schüssel mit mehrfach geschweifter Wandung, auf der Fahne vier Frucht- und Blumenbuketts, im Spiegel Puttiszene in Landschaft eingebettet

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