Null CHINA. Buddha in lotus position holding a fruit in his right hand.
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CHINA. Buddha in lotus position holding a fruit in his right hand. Green hard stone. Late 20th century. Varnished wood base. Height 21 cm Base 32 x 17 cm

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CHINA. Buddha in lotus position holding a fruit in his right hand. Green hard stone. Late 20th century. Varnished wood base. Height 21 cm Base 32 x 17 cm

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