Null Pair of Extremely Fine Meiji Japanese Vases for export to the Spanish Filip…

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Pair of Extremely Fine Meiji Japanese Vases for export to the Spanish Filipino Colonial Market, 19th century 41 x 20 x 20 cm, each, good condition overall, one small wear at the base.

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Pair of Extremely Fine Meiji Japanese Vases for export to the Spanish Filipino Colonial Market, 19th century 41 x 20 x 20 cm, each, good condition overall, one small wear at the base.

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