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JOHNANNES LESSMANN artist's ceramic vase - light body, celadon glazed with white and blue brushstroke pattern, conical shape, incised monogram, h 45cm, firing crack at the bottom

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JOHNANNES LESSMANN artist's ceramic vase - light body, celadon glazed with white and blue brushstroke pattern, conical shape, incised monogram, h 45cm, firing crack at the bottom

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