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Posted 4 months ago
cobaltcobold
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This must be the Wiesenthalhütte bottle vase 1125 from the catalogue of 1973 which stands 17,5 cm high, although the color seems extremely rare to me. It was sold to me as a Tynell lankkupullo but with all my searching and googling I never found a lankkupullo vase in this shape whereas I saw, some days ago, the same vase as mine in the Hentrich Museum in Düsseldorf, but in blue which is much more common. There is a yellow mentioned in the big Wiesenthalhütte-book, "spektralgelb" - spectral yellow. And yet I found ths vase in Sweden (not my first WH item I bought there).
I like very much it's irregular shape and the intensities of the water color like intensities of th color.
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wow stunning , love this very much:)