Name: Boch Frères - Figurine - 'BOCH' logo - Earthenware
Brand: Boch Frères
Rating: 97.1 (253 reviews)

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Nameplate 'BOCH' in gray ceramic. Used in display windows for advertising purposes.

Height approx 8 cm, length 12 cm, width 3.7 cm. Double stamp Boch Frères, Made in Belgium at the bottom.

The item is in excellent condition with only minor signs of aging.

Photos are part of the description. It is carefully packed, insured, and shipped with a tracking code to your home. We do not ship outside the EU and to island countries with a special customs status.

Naambordje ‘BOCH’ in grijs keramiek. Gebruikt in uitstalramen voor reclamedoeleinden. 

Hoogte ca 8 cm, lengte 12 cm, breedte 3,7 cm. Dubbele stempel Boch Frères, Made in Belgium onderaan.

Het object bevindt zich in uitstekende staat met alleen geringe sporen van ouderdom. 

Foto’s maken deel uit van de beschrijving. Wordt zorgvuldig verpakt, verzekerd en met tracking code verzonden tot bij U thuis. We verzenden niet buiten de EU en naar (ei)landen met een speciaal douanestatuut.


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Boch Frères - Figurine - 'BOCH' logo - Earthenware

Belgium - 1940-1950 - Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear

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Gray ceramic nameplate reading BOCH by Boch Frères from Belgium, in excellent condition, circa 1940–1950, dimensions 12 × 8 × 3.7 cm.

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Gray ceramic nameplate reading BOCH by Boch Frères from Belgium, in excellent condition, circa 1940–1950, dimensions 12 × 8 × 3.7 cm.

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