Null PAIR OF FUNERAL JARS
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PAIR OF FUNERAL JARS in celadon glazed ceramic with underglaze molded decoration of sages and dragons, the cover surmounted by a bird. China Song period. A PAIR OF CERAMIC FUNERAL JARS AND COVERS, CHINA, SONG PERIOD. HEIGHT 60 CM (23 5/8 IN.)

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PAIR OF FUNERAL JARS in celadon glazed ceramic with underglaze molded decoration of sages and dragons, the cover surmounted by a bird. China Song period. A PAIR OF CERAMIC FUNERAL JARS AND COVERS, CHINA, SONG PERIOD. HEIGHT 60 CM (23 5/8 IN.)

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