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Curly Cube by Krasnoukhov (IPP31 DC Top10)

Gergo 280

Item Location: Hungary

€291.00

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Bidder	Amount	Date
Stanminn2 41	€291.00	29.05.2024 22:41:25
Taco 53	€281.00	29.05.2024 02:34:51
Stanminn2 41	€271.00	29.05.2024 02:21:38
Taco 53	€261.00	29.05.2024 00:02:17
Stanminn2 41	€251.00	28.05.2024 18:01:48
Taco 53	€241.00	28.05.2024 09:20:13
Stanminn2 41	€231.00	27.05.2024 22:26:15
Taco 53	€221.00	27.05.2024 14:34:24
PlasticPower 142	€220.00	27.05.2024 14:34:24
Taco 53	€210.00	27.05.2024 14:33:58
PlasticPower 142	€200.00	27.05.2024 14:33:58
Taco 53	€190.00	27.05.2024 14:33:46
PlasticPower 142	€180.00	27.05.2024 14:33:46
Taco 53	€160.00	27.05.2024 11:02:33
Stanminn2 41	€150.00	27.05.2024 07:36:40
Taco 53	€145.00	27.05.2024 07:36:40
Taco 53	€140.00	27.05.2024 07:19:36
Stanminn2 41	€130.00	27.05.2024 07:19:36
Taco 53	€120.00	27.05.2024 00:38:05

Description

Curly Cube

designed and crafted by Vladimir Krasnoukhov

condition: great, no flaws
materials: woods
info: Curly Cube received Top10 votes at IPP31 Design Competition. An all-metal version was later reproduced by Bits and Pieces.

The item will be shipped from Budapest, Hungary. Shipping costs will be calculated after bidding has ended. Multiple items may be combined for shipping upon request. Accepted payment methods are (in order of preference): Wise, PayPal F+F, or direct bank transfer.

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Curly Cube by Krasnoukhov (IPP31 DC Top10)

Gergo 280

€291.00

Description

Curly Cube

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Boxes and Frames by Andrey Ustjuzhanin and Eric Fuller

Attis by Terry Smart and Eric Fuller

Two Pi by Gregory Benedetti and Eric Fuller

Caged Polycubes by John Rausch and Eric Fuller