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Green / Turquoise ceramic vase, 1960s / 1970s, West-Germany (90-47)

Green / Turquoise ceramic vase, 1960s / 1970s, West-Germany (90-47)

A striking mid-century ceramic vessel from West Germany, this 90-47 model exemplifies the refined aesthetic of 1960s-70s studio pottery. Standing 47 cm tall and weighing approximately 5-5.5 kg, the piece showcases a sophisticated palette of green, turquoise, grey, and blue tones. Marked "WGERMANY" but unsigned, this substantial work demonstrates the craftsmanship typical of German ceramic production during this era, making it a notable addition to any collection.

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€120.00 EUR
€120.00 EUR
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