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an object from the filigrane interferenti serie
made by ad copier in colaboration with lino tagliapietra in 1984
large blue bowl is 30cm in diameter and signed 841124 A The small yellow bowl is 18 cm in diameter and signed 841124 B The edge has been folded
It was made in murano
photo 4 from the Copier Complete book ( page 178 )the display off the 1986 filigrane interferenti exhibition. These Are all Lino/Copier pieces
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A major 'wow' object!
thanks for the loves thanks vetraio50 it really is a wow object bought it in 1996 ( just in time a couple of months later prices exploded )took me a couple of months to pay for it .