Null Chinese Art Group of five porcelain plates decorated with Imari motifs.Chin…

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Chinese Art Group of five porcelain plates decorated with Imari motifs.China, Qing Dynasty - first half 18th cent. . . Cm 3.50x22. The famous " long eliza" motif is represented in the center. Two ladies with elongated and sinuous features are in a garden, ecstatically contemplating the spring blooms. The central scene is surrounded by a ray of flowers within shaped reserves.

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Chinese Art Group of five porcelain plates decorated with Imari motifs.China, Qing Dynasty - first half 18th cent. . . Cm 3.50x22. The famous " long eliza" motif is represented in the center. Two ladies with elongated and sinuous features are in a garden, ecstatically contemplating the spring blooms. The central scene is surrounded by a ray of flowers within shaped reserves.

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