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CHINA, Han period Ceramic vase with metal chandelier, baluster form, decorated with a frieze carved in bas-relief of a lion-hunting scene, riders. H. 37 cm Small chips

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CHINA, Han period Ceramic vase with metal chandelier, baluster form, decorated with a frieze carved in bas-relief of a lion-hunting scene, riders. H. 37 cm Small chips

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