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Creator: David Tisdale
Pair of David Tisdale Post Modern Memphis Bowls
Pair of David Tisdale Post Modern Memphis Bowls

Pair of David Tisdale Post Modern Memphis Bowls

By David Tisdale

Located in Chicago, IL

Pair of David Tisdale post modern memphis bowls. Black one has hand inscribed signature.

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Late 20th Century American Post-Modern David Tisdale Serving Bowls

Materials

Aluminum

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