Null VINE VESSEL
Bronze

Nepal 17th century

Dimensions: Height 27 cm Widt…

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VINE VESSEL Bronze Nepal 17th century Dimensions: Height 27 cm Width 13 cm Depth 13 cm Weight: 1042 grams Pear-shaped vase. The neck takes shape of a ghanta bell, the longer neck extending from a lotus flower and ending with a flaring lip. The foot is decorated with beaded rim.

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VINE VESSEL Bronze Nepal 17th century Dimensions: Height 27 cm Width 13 cm Depth 13 cm Weight: 1042 grams Pear-shaped vase. The neck takes shape of a ghanta bell, the longer neck extending from a lotus flower and ending with a flaring lip. The foot is decorated with beaded rim.

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