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Baccarat Zoo Monkey Sculpture
$ 922,36 $ 903,91
Baccarat Zoo Monkey Sculpture. Gift box included.
Height 7.8 in
Numbered Edition
Designer JAIME HAYON
Available on backorder
approx. 1 - 3 weeks delivery time
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This intelligent primate is presented in a bright, playful way. The Clear crystal version of the Zoo monkey has a ridged white porcelain base with a gold finish; the red crystal version has a ridged red porcelain base with a Clear crystal face. The crystal surface is textured with rice-grain motifs and small diamond cuts. The figurines are individually numbered and signed by Jaime Hayon and Baccarat on the underside of the porcelain base.
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$ 2.730,00$ 2.457,00Venini Yemen mouth-blown and hand-crafted Murano glass Vase, gift-wrapped.
1 pc – Ø 25 cm, h 30 cm (9.84″D – 11.81″H)Yemen is a vase designed by Ettore Sottsass for Venini. Hand blow glass. Different shapes reflect one in the other, like magical memories of distant lands. In “Yemen”, emotion takes precedence over function.
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Made in Italy. read more...The Venini Yemen Vase was designed by Ettore Sottsass in 1994, the Italian-Austrian artist whose storied career touched everything from furniture to typewriters.
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