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Rare BERTIL VALLIEN for KOSTA BODA Vase – Signed
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Produced by Kosta Boda, and designed by Bertil Vallien, the metropolis skyscraper vase in opalescent green blown glass. A rare postmodern piece of art, and functional decor, this item will provide a playful accent of color and shape. Signed on the bottom.
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