Vintage Art Glass Vase by Max Verboeket for Kristalunie Maastricht, 1970s
By Max Verboeket
Located in Hamburg, DE
Vintage Art Glass Vase by Max Verboeket for Kristalunie Maastricht, 1970s, in Very Good conditions
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H 2.56 in W 5.52 in D 5.91 in
Handcrafted Triangular Art Glass Dish by Max Verboeket, 1960s
By Kristalunie Maastricht, Max Verboeket
Located in Glasgow, GB
A sculptural handcrafted art glass dish attributed to Max Verboeket for Kristalunie Maastricht
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Bicolored 1960s Glass Bowl by Kristalunie Maastricht
By Kristalunie Maastricht
Located in Karlsruhe, DE
High-quality bowl from the 1960s by Max Verboeket for Kristalunie Maastricht. Smoothed glass with
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Bicolored 1960s Glass Vase by Kristalunie Maastricht
By Kristalunie Maastricht
Located in Karlsruhe, DE
High-quality vase from the 1960s by Max Verboeket for Kristalunie, Maastricht. Smoothed glass with
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Transparent Glass Vase, by Max Verboeket, 1970s
By Max Verboeket
Located in Roma, IT
This transparent glass vase is a beautiful art-glass tray realized in the 1970s by Max Verboeket
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Vintage Glass Vase by Max Verboeket, 1955
By Max Verboeket
Located in Roma, IT
very minor chip on bottom. Max Verboeket (Hoensbroek, 1922 - Maastricht, 2015), was a Dutch graphic
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H 4.73 in W 19.69 in D 7.88 in
Sculptural Object "KristalunieK M" Designed by Max Verboeket, Dutch Design
By Kristalunie Maastricht
Located in Antwerp, BE
Beautiful, multicolored dish in clear glass with swirls of green and blue, signed by Max Verboeket
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Vintage Dutch Crystal Vase by Maastricht Holland Manufacture
Located in Roma, IT
decorative object, in excellent conditions, is in the style of Max Verboeket. With the metallic label
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