Null Cult vessel China
Bronze. The body with a pressed body on three slender cur…

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Cult vessel China Bronze. The body with a pressed body on three slender curved legs, short cylindrical neck. Wall decorated in relief with a lucky carp between moving waves, handles in the shape of mythical creatures on the sides. Signed under the stand. H.: 19 cm.

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Cult vessel China Bronze. The body with a pressed body on three slender curved legs, short cylindrical neck. Wall decorated in relief with a lucky carp between moving waves, handles in the shape of mythical creatures on the sides. Signed under the stand. H.: 19 cm.

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