Paul Beyer · 1873 - 1945

Bottle vase

c. 1926 · Miscellaneous

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A stoneware bottle-shaped vase with a globular body and a short, flared neck. The piece features a mottled grey and blue glaze detailed with silver incrustations.

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Dimensions: H. 16 cm H. 6.3 in
Materials: Ceramic

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