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  • bowl / basin / cup, Robert Obsieger, MAK Inv.nr. KE 7253
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  • Durchmesser: 7.4 センチ
  • 縦幅: 4.3 センチ
  • Gewicht: 103 g
作品番号
  • KE 7253
Acquisition
  • purchase , 1932-12-24
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  • Glass and Ceramics Collection
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  • : unsigniert
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    Schale, halbkugelig mit schwarzgrüner (Moosachat) Glasur. Kleiner Ringfuß
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  • 17.02.2026

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