A GROUP OF SEVEN (7) ASIAN PIECES China, Vietnam, Persia / Iran and other It is comprised of: - a copper ‘dragon’ opium tray, Vietnam, circa 1900s-1930s; - a pair of fritware ‘flower’ plates, Iran / Persia, circa 1880s-1920s; - a ‘daoist immortals’ bamboo brushpot / bitong with an inscription, China, circa 1900s; - a Xuande marked three-legged bronze incense burner, China, Qing Dynasty, 19th century; - a group of two amber imitation jewelries, one necklace and one bracelet. L (the tray): 33 cm Weight (the incense burner): 298,7 grams

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