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This is a very rare one: Thea decor in red. There is also a version in blue.
The shape is series II, prod. No. 1879, 1904
There's this funny story about how this vase was gotten - it was bought on auction at an important auction house for a pretty big ammount (my partner saw the very same vase -line by line- at the A.H.'s website displaying the final price), was sold a year later on ebay for a ridiculously low price by my partner.
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