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Pyrite stone vase

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Dimensions :
H29 x W11 x D10
Color :
brown
Material :
ceramics, porcelain and earthenware
Style :
vintage

Single-flower vase in pyrite stoneware, without indication of manufacturer or artist. Overall good condition, a tiny chip at the neck, very discreet (see photo). Dimensions: height 29 cm, maximum diameter 11 cm. Weight 0.550 kg. Feel free to contact me for any further information and/or to make your offers. See my other items for sale.

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