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  • “Small Cloud”, Signed by Lukasz Friedrich
    By Lukas Friedrich
    Located in Geneve, CH
    Unique steel bottle “Small Cloud” - Signed by Lukas Friedrich. Steel bottle “Small Cloud”. Measures: 37 x 6 H 21 cm. Finish: black patina on steel, wax. Limited edition of 3. Si...
    Category

    2010s European Modern Vases

    Materials

    Steel

  • Unique Steel Bottles, Clouds Trio, Signed by Lukasz Friedrich
    By Lukas Friedrich
    Located in Geneve, CH
    Unique steel bottles, clouds trio, signed by Lukas Friedrich. 1. Steel bottle “small cloud” - 37 x 6 H 21 cm. 2. Steel bottle “medium cloud” - 36 x 6 H 30 cm. 3. Steel bottle “lar...
    Category

    2010s European Modern Vases

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    Steel

  • Unique Steel Bottle “Large Cloud”, Signed by Lukasz Friedrich
    By Lukas Friedrich
    Located in Geneve, CH
    Unique steel bottle “Large Cloud”, Signed by Lukasz Friedrich. Steel bottle “Large Cloud”. Measures: 30 x 7 H 51 cm. Finish: Black patina on steel. Limited Edition of 3. Signed.
    Category

    2010s European Post-Modern Vases

    Materials

    Steel

  • Unique Steel Bottle “Medium Cloud”, Hand-Sculpted and Signed by Lukasz Friedrich
    By Lukas Friedrich
    Located in Geneve, CH
    Unique steel bottle “Medium Cloud”, hand-sculpted and signed by Lukasz Friedrich Measures: 36 x 6 H 30 cm. Finish: Patina on steel, wax. Limited edition of 3. Signed.
    Category

    2010s Swiss Post-Modern Vases

    Materials

    Steel

  • Steel Bottle by Lukasz Friedrich
    By Lukas Friedrich
    Located in Geneve, CH
    Steel bottle by Lukasz Friedrich. Dimensions: 39 x 5 x H 24,5 cm. Materials: Steel, Black Patina. Lukasz Friedrich (born 1980), lives and works...
    Category

    2010s European Modern Bottles

    Materials

    Steel

  • Brass Bottle by Lukasz Friedrich
    By Lukas Friedrich
    Located in Geneve, CH
    Brass bottle by Lukasz Friedrich Dimensions: 41 x 5 x H 42 cm Materials: Brass, Wax Lukasz Friedrich (born 1980), lives and works in Warsaw. He...
    Category

    2010s European Modern Bottles

    Materials

    Brass

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