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KRALIK TANGO: A PERMANENT COLOR RIOT | Art Deco555 of 1308 |  |  |
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Posted 10 months ago
Alfredo
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Remember the wild Kralik Tango I posted 20 days ago?
It so happens I already have the vase above, but in orange with yellow prunts and rim (see postings). This one was too good to pass. Only 4.75" tall, it will make a dandy pair, which will serve as a garniture to the Wild One. A permanent color riot!
Not the Wild One. Notice that the small red has the same shape as the tall orange, and the prunts of the small orange. An awesome trio.
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