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Søholm bowl/dish Inscription: Søholm Denmark Stentøj Design: Einar Johansen Nr.: 3338 Stampled From the 1960


Søholm bowl/dish Inscription: Søholm Denmark Stentøj Design: Einar Johansen Nr.: 3338 Stampled From the 1960

Søholm bowl/dish

Inscription:

Søholm Denmark Stentøj

Design: Einar Johansen

Nr.: 3338

Stampled

From the 1960'Years

L: 18cm

W: 8,5cm

H: 3cm

In a good condition

Price: 125.- DKK per item

Søholm bowl/dish
Inscription:
Søholm Denmark Stentøj
Design: Einar Johansen
Nr.: 3338
Stampled
From the 1960'Years
L: 18cm
W: 8,5cm
H: 3cm
In a good condition
Articleno.: KM1005


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