A teardrop-shaped stoneware vase with a narrow neck. Decorated with brown glaze. Made and marked by Saxbo, Copenhagen, 76. Made 1931–1937. H. 13.5 cm.
Saxbo
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3,800 DKK in original currency · Hammer price — the house doesn't publish bid history.
Saxbo
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3,800 DKK in original currency · Hammer price — the house doesn't publish bid history.
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A teardrop-shaped stoneware vase with a narrow neck. Decorated with brown glaze. Made and marked by Saxbo, Copenhagen, 76. Made 1931–1937. H. 13.5 cm.
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