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Carl Auböck Collar Brass Vase
$655
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You can see the typical humour of Carl Auböck II in this Collar vase, designed in the 1950s at the family workshop in Vienna. Cast in the original brass mould and hand-finished to a rough black patina, the piece is still being produced today by Carl’s descendants. Please note, as this piece is made and finished by hand, slight markings and imperfections may occur. These only add to its unique character.
Product ID: 2206806069
View more from: Carl Auböck / Vases
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You can see the typical humour of Carl Auböck II in this Collar vase, designed in the 1950s at the family workshop in Vienna. Cast in the original brass mould and hand-finished to a rough black patina, the piece is still being produced today by Carl’s descendants. Please note, as this piece is made and finished by hand, slight markings and imperfections may occur. These only add to its unique character.
Product ID: 2206806069
View more from: Carl Auböck / Vases
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Meet the Maker:
Carl Auböck
After years at the forefront of the Bauhaus and Wiener Werkstätte traditions, Carl IV still works in the same atelier with the original brass moulds. He has modernised the hand-worked desk sets with input from designers like Michael Anastassiades, yet the handmade ethos remains.
