Söllner, Max - Four pieces - 1929 Nuremberg - ibid. 2003, 两个啤酒杯，陶瓷，1x 灰色底，黑色/蓝色釉下彩装饰，"两只猴子下棋"，1x 奶油色底，釉下彩和冷彩绘，多色和银色，9x 签名 "Söllner"，下方有 "M.S. "字样，1x 烧裂？17 厘米和 15.5 厘米，两个盘子，陶瓷，背面有 "M.S. "字样，1 个有 1997 年的日期，乳白色底，釉下彩和釉上彩，黑色/银色，铭文、音符和线条，飞溅的色彩，主题 "国际象棋 "和带有注释的歌曲文本，莫扎特 "Männer suchen stets zu naschen......"，KV 433，极少的岁月痕迹，每个直径约 31 厘米

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