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Replica Delft Pyramid Tulip Vase

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Piet Design

c. 2013

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AMaGA Vase Collection

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Overview

Plastic, foldable polypropylene replica Delft style tulip vase made by Piet Design.
Five layers of touts, four on each layer. Blue flower design with birds digitally printed.
Can actually be used with water and flowers as an actual vase despite being made of foldable plastic.

Historical information

This item was acquired by Natalie Evans during her trip to the Netherlands in 2013

Details

Details

Registration number

cwa-org-6-994

Item type

Themes

Art and Design
Popular Culture

Material

Plastic (Material)

Width

26 cm

Height or length

42 cm

Depth

26 cm

Inscriptions and markings

Piet Design; www.pietdesign.nl on stand section.
Piet Design logo on bottom tier.

Keywords

Delft; tulip; vase

Place made

Netherlands

Year

Primary significance criteria

Artistic or aesthetic significance

Comparative significance criteria

Object’s condition or completeness

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Piet Design Tulip Vase

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