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Large Stoneware Bowl by Marianne Starck for Michael Andersen & Son, Denmark

$684.79
£509.92
€575
CA$938.03
A$1,046.01
CHF 545.76
MX$12,834.93
NOK 6,946.69
SEK 6,581.84
DKK 4,377.27
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About the Item

Scandinavian Bowl / Centerpiece in “Persia Technique” (crackle finish). It could also be hung on the wall. The bowl features a Rooster motive. Design Marianne Starck for Michael Andersen & Son, Denmark 1960s. The Persia technique is a special crackle technique developed by David Andersen from Michael Andersen & Søn in the 1920s. As the items made in Persia technique are handmade, every piece is unique. Very nice condition, no chips or cracks.

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