Null LÖTZ (Klostermühle) Tango glass bowl - c. 1915/ 20, flashed glass, orange u…

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LÖTZ (Klostermühle) Tango glass bowl - c. 1915/ 20, flashed glass, orange underlay, round, deep-bellied bowl, black rim, 3 black handles on the shoulder, wall with vine motifs in black solder painting, h 7.5cm d 15.5cm

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LÖTZ (Klostermühle) Tango glass bowl - c. 1915/ 20, flashed glass, orange underlay, round, deep-bellied bowl, black rim, 3 black handles on the shoulder, wall with vine motifs in black solder painting, h 7.5cm d 15.5cm

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