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9.5″W x 8.5″D x 12″H
Vintage ALVINO BAGNI(1919-2000) for RAYMOR Ceramic Vessel
$395.00
Circa 1960, a vintage ceramic vessel by the late Italian ceramist Alvino Bagni(1919-2000) for Raymor. Titled Sea Garden, this ceramic features a beautiful palette of green, and cream hue glazes and a textured circular motif. Hand made in Italy.
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