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Creator: Querandi Art Glass
Hand Graved Metal Plate Regensburg Bauhaus Industrial Style
By Querandi Art Glass
Located in North Hollywood, CA
Heavy handcrafted metal pewter plate with design of scenes from early 20th century depicting the city life of Regensburg in Germany.
People, dog, horse, architectural buildings.
Handcrafted in West Germany relief...
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Mid-20th Century Argentine Bauhaus Querandi Art Glass Decorative Bowls
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Art Glass
Querandi Hand Graved Art Glass Plate Bauhaus Industrial Style
By Querandi Art Glass
Located in North Hollywood, CA
Querandi art glass plate, colored hand graved glass depicting a factory.
Bauhaus industrial style.
Cameo-cut and sandblasted plum-colored glass platter.
Hand...
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Mid-20th Century Argentine Bauhaus Querandi Art Glass Decorative Bowls
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Art Glass
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