Good condition. Minor scratches and wear throughout.
9″W x 6″D x 14″H
Rare BITOSSI for RAYMOR Mid Century Modern Plaque Circa 1955
$395.00
This rare plaque by Bitossi for Raymor has excellent mid century modern style circa 1955. Bottles and vases are depicted with stylized silhouettes and vibrant color for an excellent piece of vintage decor. Artist initials and year on the front of plaque. Maker’s label on reverse.
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