Fiaschetta tascabile Cl. 12, Manhattan - Wmf
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Fiaschetta tascabile cl 20 Manhattan - Wmf
This Polish Pottery rectangular baker is made by Ceramika Artystyczna workshop in Boleslawiec, Poland. It is 2.48 high and measures 7.13 by 9.80. The capacity is 35 oz when filled to rim and the weight is 2.07 lbs. This is Polish Pottery Unikat (Signature) rectangular baker, which means that it has been hand painted with both sponges and brushes and it is signed by the artist who painted it (with exception of small items). Unikat pieces are the most involving works of art.
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This Polish Pottery rectangular baker is made by Ceramika Artystyczna workshop in Boleslawiec, Poland. It is 2.48 high and measures 7.13 by 9.80. The capacity is 35 oz when filled to rim and the weight is 2.07 lbs. This is Polish Pottery Unikat (Signature) rectangular baker, which means that it has been hand painted with both sponges and brushes and it is signed by the artist who painted it (with exception of small items). Unikat pieces are the most involving works of art.
Polish Pottery Rectangular Baker 12 inch Deep Into The Blue Sea Pattern by Ceramika Artystyczna
Hallmark I/O. M easures: Height: 20.48 in (52 cm). MUSEUM QUALITY ITEM! GOOD LUCK .
Germany 19th Century WMF Silver Plate Classicist Greek Dancer Urn Palace Size
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