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1950s Giuseppe Barile Albisola Italian Midcentury Modern Pottery Vase

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Gorgeous and rare polychrome pottery vase. Made in the pottery manufactury from Giuseppe Barile in Albisola, Italy. The manufactury was founded in 1950, and closed in 1977. This vase is in excellent vintage condition, we did not find any defect.
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