Mid-century modern-style (1950s or 1960s) decorative bowl made in West Germany and stamped on the undersideThe maker is unknown but the piece reflects the era's preference for organic shapes and abstract, nature inspired patterns. Discovered in Strasbourg, France. Country: Germany Region: West Germany Material: ceramic, enamel Found in: Strasbourg, France

Weight: M 5

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