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A POT Chinese stoneware, Qing Dynasty, brown monochrome, decoration in relief with dragons, clouds and flowers. One ring missing. Height: 40 cm.

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A POT Chinese stoneware, Qing Dynasty, brown monochrome, decoration in relief with dragons, clouds and flowers. One ring missing. Height: 40 cm.

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