German Candlestick holder

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Posted by Hogan

10 years ago

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Description

I was given this by my Landlord as a wedding gift 30 years ago. I was living in Stuttgart at the time. She told me that is was from East Germany before the wall went up. I have tried looking everywhere and can't find anything about it. The markings are unreadable and I can't find anything about the sticker "Lux". There is also a "V" ingraved on the bottom and a number 97 (looks hand written)

Category Ceramics and Porcelains

Distinguishing marks Unreadable red markings on the bottom, "V" fired on the bottom and a number 97

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German Candlestick holder

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