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Teller / A porcelain plate, China, Qing Dynastie (1644-1911), gemarkt Quianlong (1736-1795) Material: Porcelain, painted polychrome and underglaze blue, Mark/signature: underglaze blue Quianlong four-character mark, Dimensions: 3.5 x 23.5 cm, Condition: good, small glaze chip on the underside of the rim

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Teller / A porcelain plate, China, Qing Dynastie (1644-1911), gemarkt Quianlong (1736-1795) Material: Porcelain, painted polychrome and underglaze blue, Mark/signature: underglaze blue Quianlong four-character mark, Dimensions: 3.5 x 23.5 cm, Condition: good, small glaze chip on the underside of the rim

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