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Uranglasvase mit Amazonen („Fipop“) — Ludwig Moser & Söhne, Karlsbad - um 1920 — Entwurf vielleicht Leo Moser. Runder Standfuß, die ausschwingende Kuppa mit mehrfach geschältem Ansatz; oroplastischer Dekor. Gelbgrünes Uranglas Radion. Unterseitig nadelgeätzt „made in Czecho Slovakia Moser Karlsbad“. H. 15,5 cm. - Vgl. Lit. J. Mergl/L. Pánková: Moser 1857-1997, S.113ff.

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Uranglasvase mit Amazonen („Fipop“) — Ludwig Moser & Söhne, Karlsbad - um 1920 — Entwurf vielleicht Leo Moser. Runder Standfuß, die ausschwingende Kuppa mit mehrfach geschältem Ansatz; oroplastischer Dekor. Gelbgrünes Uranglas Radion. Unterseitig nadelgeätzt „made in Czecho Slovakia Moser Karlsbad“. H. 15,5 cm. - Vgl. Lit. J. Mergl/L. Pánková: Moser 1857-1997, S.113ff.

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