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Silk Peking#'11 Saints#', China, signed, around 1950, pure natural silk, approx. 64 x 125 cm, condition: 1-2. Antique, old and decorative collector Orientalrugs, Carpets, Textiles and Flatweaves

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Silk Peking#'11 Saints#', China, signed, around 1950, pure natural silk, approx. 64 x 125 cm, condition: 1-2. Antique, old and decorative collector Orientalrugs, Carpets, Textiles and Flatweaves

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