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Rare glazed flambé vase, cylindrical body rising to a straight neck, entirely covered by an oxblood red glaze, cascading in stripes with purple and white colors. The 3 enlarged images with a powerful 200x lens show the porcelain display case dilated by time, marking its era; these cracks in the display case appear after 300 years. On the web we found a flambé with an oven-burned base from the 18th century. “attached image” Height 16 × 8 cm Conditions good: under the base at the edge there are small signs of wear due to time. “latest images attached” This item is shipped with industrial bubble wrap and in sturdy boxes. Europe delivery in about 7 business days. Worldwide delivery in about 8 days, plus customs about 5–8 business days. Italy delivery in about 4 business days.
Estimate:$1,232.48
To the auctionEstimate:
$1,232.48
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