Null Wooden vase with rectangular neck, signature on reverse

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Wooden vase with rectangular neck, signature on reverse

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Wooden vase with rectangular neck, signature on reverse

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Estim. 30 - 50 EUR

Rectangular wood and metal box with domed lid. 11.5 x 20.5 x 10 cm. (wear). A wooden case and a small glass vase are included. (neck slightly missing, tube cracked).

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Set of three frosted glass vases including : - a small orange flared-neck vase. - an orange baluster vase, signed LORRAIN. - a yellow-orange pansu vase on a blue tripod base. H. of the largest: 24 cm. (chip on the neck of one vase). A small rectangular planter in yellow colored glass. 11.5 x 18.5 x 9.5 cm.

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JAPAN SATSUMA Earthenware ovoid vase with red background decorated in brown, beige and green with two swallows in flight near branches of blooming prunus. Symbolizing spring. Stylized motifs on the neck, six-character signature on the reverse. Meiji period (1868-1912) H : 20 cm A baluster vase decorated with flowers and butterflies, two-character signature on the reverse, accidents on the neck, H : 25 cm

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MAGHREB. Paire de vases balustre à col pincé en faïence émaillée polychrome à décor géométrique. Signature à la base. H 19.5 cm. Frottements, usures, manques.

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