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> Inquire about this or a similar itemThis is a glass bottle excavated in the Netherlands, exhibiting a subtle iridescence.
It is likely a French-made ink bottle, characterized by its modern form and elegant presence.
This vessel is free from leaks, making it a delightful choice as a flower vase for a tea ceremony table.
w5 x d5 x h6 cm
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