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Chinese Art Small table separé made of pierced wood. Bears inside silk embroidery depicting flowering peach tree.China 20th cent. . 59x35 cm. The synograms read: embroidered by Chin Hay in the year 1984.

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Chinese Art Small table separé made of pierced wood. Bears inside silk embroidery depicting flowering peach tree.China 20th cent. . 59x35 cm. The synograms read: embroidered by Chin Hay in the year 1984.

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