Wednesday, May 25, 2011
Italy by Way of Germany
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Bavarian porcelain from the venerable German factory Hutschenreuther Selb. Our 14" tall oval shaped vase is an obvious homage to the iconic black & white works of Fornasetti...right down to the hand painted gold details. This surreal piece is from a line called "Pompeji" and was designed by Fabius von Gugel in 1964.
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