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Deutsch: Großes, doppelwandiges Zierbecken

Erworben von Bing & Grøndahl auf der Weltausstellung 1900 in Paris (Creditline) SAMLINGER, DU MÅSKE VIL SYNES OM

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Museum of Arts and Crafts, Hamburg Værd at vide Alle metadata Leverende institution Museum of Arts and Crafts, Hamburg (åbner i nyt vindue) Skaberen Bing & Grøndahl Garde, Fanny Emne Pflanzen, Vegetation Pflanzen, Vegetation Objekttype

Ess- und Serviergeschirr Jugendstil Moderne Becken Jugendstil
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