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Tableware and household utensils, F. Tilgmann (1910). Via artnap.com
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A woman in a light blouse and blue head covering stands at a wooden table, holding a round wooden sieve over a woven basket. Woven baskets, wooden boxes, a red lidded chest and other household utensils are arranged around the room with a log wall behind them. The colour print is titled Tableware and household utensils, made by F. Tilgmann in 1910.
















