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a small light blue bowl very thick glass with 11 dancing figures signed
sybren valkema blaricum gv 87 5 04 H blown by Hannes den Hartog
12.5 cm high and 12 cm in diameter always assumed it was a graal techniek.
bought it in 1997
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