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題名

Mustertasse

Collection

ceramics collection

Production

Manufaktur: Kaiserlich-königliche Porzellanmanufaktur Wien, ウイーン, 1826
Weißdreher: Michael Neubich, ウイーン, 1826

主題

Tischkultur

材料 | 手法

Measurements

径: 7.8 cm
径: 9.5 cm
縦幅: 8.3 cm
縦幅: 10.3 cm
Gewicht: 134 g

作品番号

KE 10111

Acquisition

purchase , 1981-06

Department

Glass and Ceramics Collection

Inscriptions

plate mark (reverse side) : Bindenschild
stamp (reverse side) : 826, 12
Formnummer (reverse side) : 218

Description

Tasse mit Schneckenhenkel

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24.04.2026

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