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shakushi 杓子

shakushi 杓子

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shakushi 杓子, Anonym, MAK Inv.nr. H 432

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furniture and woodwork collection

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作者: 無名, Asia Minor, 19th century

材料 | 手法

wood,
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length: 18 センチ

作品番号

H 432

Acquisition

donation , 1881

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Furniture and Woodwork Collection

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MAK DESIGN LAB 2019

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