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Stoneware tubular vase, the upper two-thirds glazed red, the lower third decorated with apexes. Mark on reverse (cracks) Height 37 cm - Diam. 17.2 cm

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Stoneware tubular vase, the upper two-thirds glazed red, the lower third decorated with apexes. Mark on reverse (cracks) Height 37 cm - Diam. 17.2 cm

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