Ceramic vase
Stoneware vase with slightly iridescent glaze. High-temperature firing at 1280 degrees. Typical work by Mario Mascarin, whose workshop is located in Mutenz, near Basel. Stamped signature under the base, circa 1950. The ceramic is in perfect condition.
Dim: Height 19.5cm Diam. 6.5cm
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