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Posted 8 months ago
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These grey-violet serica vases are covered in horizontal rings of ''tincraquelé''decoration.
They were also made in aquamarine (meerblauw).
A ''Serica'' was a product that was made in a small quantities as a descendant of a ''Unica'' (unique) item.
Copier designed 74 serica's and these are nrs 32, 33 and 35.
When this was a succes, the factory took it into mass production but in a simpeler version.
Check out my other "serica'' posts when you like these.
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Grouped together those rings really seem to have movement!...:-)
I hope you don't get seasick :-)