Knowles 1980 Norman Rockwell „Der Schiffbauer“ Teller – Heritage Collection
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Knowles 1980 Norman Rockwell „Der Schiffbauer“ Teller – Heritage Collection
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Die Rockwell Heritage Collection, die von der Edwin M. Knowles China Company von 1977 bis Anfang der 1990er Jahre produziert wurde, war die erste offiziell autorisierte Serie von limitierten Tellern, die Norman Rockwells Kunstwerke reproduzierte. Diese Veröffentlichung aus dem Jahr 1980, The Ship Builder, ist der vierte Teller der Serie und zeigt einen Handwerker, der den Rumpf eines Modellschiffs schnitzt, umgeben von Werkzeugen, die auf seinem Arbeitsplatz angeordnet sind. Die Porzellanoberfläche hebt die detaillierte Transferillustration und die dekorative Präsentation des Tellers hervor.
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- Knowles Heritage Collection Teller (1980)
- Kunstwerk mit dem Titel The Ship Builder von Norman Rockwell
- Vierte Ausgabe der limitierten Rockwell Heritage Serie
- Feines Porzellan mit Transferillustration
- Teller-Nummer: 11915B
- Inklusive Original-Echtheitszertifikat
- Leichte altersbedingte Oberflächenabnutzung
- Keine Chips oder Risse festgestellt
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Durchmesser: ca. 21,6 cm
Condition:
benutzt
B0018
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