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Material: Polystyrene
Helmet Arai sculpture installation with stand
By Spinzi
Located in Milano, IT
Helmet sculpture with free stand in metal and aluminium
Arai helmet , Japanese manufature,
One of the most distinctive features of an Arai helmet is the comfort it offers. How comfor...
Category
2010s Italian Modern Polystyrene Folk Art
Materials
Metal
A Grand Tour wooden maquette, depicting the Tower of Pisa, Italy 1950.
Located in Milan, IT
Miniature Wunderkammer Grand Tour architectural model, entirely handmade, in painted wood white color and polystyrene, depicting the Tower of Pisa. The bells made of brass are insert...
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Mid-20th Century Italian Polystyrene Folk Art
Materials
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60's Travel Cooler Bag Skay Plastic Design 1960's
Located in Taranto, IT
Travel Cooler Bag 1960's Skay Plastic Design 1960's.
Plastic frame, studded skay upholstery, metal corners, polystyrene inner freshness-saving shell.
The item is in good conservati...
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1960s Italian Vintage Polystyrene Folk Art
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Sculpture "Tactile Monolith No 3" by Stine Mikkelsen
Located in Geneve, CH
Sculpture "Tactile Monolith no 3" by Stine Mikkelsen
Dimensions:
Height 52 cm
Width 74 cm
Depth 23 cm
Materials: Composite material based on crushed granite and fish glue. The ...
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2010s Danish Minimalist Polystyrene Folk Art
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Granite
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