Henry Moore (1898 Castleford/Yorkshire - 1986 Perry Green/Hertfordshire), 'Three Way Ring', 1966, Porcelain. H. 25.2 x 34.0 x 29.0 cm. Presumably one of two unsigned, unnumbered specimen copies or one copy from an edition of 6 unsigned, unnumbered copies., Siemen 1998, p. 146, referred to as 'Rings' 1968 and henry-moore.org Inv.-No. LH 550 cast b. The confirmation from the Henry Moore Foundation is currently being processed. Provenance: From the estate of Walther Stürmer.

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