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K.-F. Schinkel (1781-1841) - architect, painter and graphic artist, the most prominent representative of classicism in German architecture. He worked fruitfully in the field of arts and crafts. He created many models of vases, candlesticks, plates, candelabra, garden furniture for the Prussian Kingdom of the plant in Berlin. The model of an openwork vase on an openwork leg was made in 1820-1825. The base is round, a high four-sided stand, expanded in the lower part. At the bottom of the bowl there is a four-petal rosette made of acanthus leaves.
Material, cast iron - "Dutch soot", Author, Schinkel K.-F., Weight (kg), 1, Length (mm), 205, Width (mm), 205, Height (mm), 200
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