CHINE, XXème siècle
Large vase
In oxblood porcelain, ovoid shape
Late 19th, earl…

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CHINE, XXème siècle Large vase In oxblood porcelain, ovoid shape Late 19th, early 20th century Height: 59 cm (chips, engobe missing on the grips)

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CHINE, XXème siècle Large vase In oxblood porcelain, ovoid shape Late 19th, early 20th century Height: 59 cm (chips, engobe missing on the grips)

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