Null BEAUTIFUL BOTTLE WITH FLORAL DECORATION
Qajar Iran, second half of the 19th…

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BEAUTIFUL BOTTLE WITH FLORAL DECORATION Qajar Iran, second half of the 19th century Ceramic, bulbous body, long neck with a small bulge, blue and green floral decoration on a white background, one firing defect, intact. Height: 29.5cm

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BEAUTIFUL BOTTLE WITH FLORAL DECORATION Qajar Iran, second half of the 19th century Ceramic, bulbous body, long neck with a small bulge, blue and green floral decoration on a white background, one firing defect, intact. Height: 29.5cm

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