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Lot: 2017

Date of sale: 20. Thu Jun 2024

Ceramic vessel and bowl, Jan Kollwitz (g

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Start price: EUR 100

Sales Tax: On buyer's premium only

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Ceramic vessel and bowl, Jan Kollwitz (great-grandson of Käthe Kollwitz), signed, born in Berlin 1960, worked in Cismar, student of Horst Kerstan/Kandern and Yutaka Nakamura/Echizen, Japan, ceramic, Raku firing technique based on the Japanese model, running glaze in ochre tones, vessel, h. 39 cm, bowl, Ø 33 cm

Category: Porcelain

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