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Creator: Querandi Art Glass
Art Deco Vase in Black Glass, Vidrio Querandí, Argentina, ca. 1930s
By Querandi Art Glass
Located in Autonomous City Buenos Aires, CABA
This artistic glass vase or potiche, attributed to the Querandí glassworks, features a classic Art Deco design. The piece stands out for its deep, uniform black color, achieving a gl...
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20th Century Argentine Art Deco Querandi Art Glass Vases and Vessels
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Art Glass
Querandi glass vase in white
By Querandi Art Glass
Located in Autonomous City Buenos Aires, CABA
Querandí White Glass Vase
The Querandí glass vase is a distinctive piece of design, with a body that gently widens toward the center and converges into a narrow base. Its shape resem...
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20th Century Argentine Post-Modern Querandi Art Glass Vases and Vessels
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Art Glass
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