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Mobach Utrecht Vase/Planter 1950s Signed on the Bottom
Mobach Utrecht Vase/Planter 1950s Signed on the Bottom

Mobach Utrecht Vase/Planter 1950s Signed on the Bottom

By Mobach

Located in Achterveld, NL

1950s ceramic vase by Mobach Utrecht, Holland. Handmade and painted with its little original flaws.

Category

Vintage 1950s Dutch Mid-Century Modern Ceramics

Materials

Ceramic, Pottery

Rare Vintage Colorful Polychrome Majolica Ceramic Parrot or Cockatoo by Stangl
Rare Vintage Colorful Polychrome Majolica Ceramic Parrot or Cockatoo by Stangl

Rare Vintage Colorful Polychrome Majolica Ceramic Parrot or Cockatoo by Stangl

By Stangl Pottery

Located in Oklahoma City, OK

pink, blue and yellow. This figurine is marked on the bottom in black, "Stangl Pottery Birds, LSF

Category

20th Century American Mid-Century Modern Animal Sculptures

Materials

Ceramic, Porcelain, Paint

English 19th Century Cut Glass Oil Lamp
English 19th Century Cut Glass Oil Lamp

English 19th Century Cut Glass Oil Lamp

Located in Southampton, NY

consists of fluted pressed brass section siting on moulded black pottery bottom. A very decorative and

Category

Antique 1870s English Victorian More Lighting

Materials

Brass

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