Glazed terra cotta bowl, Japan, late Edo period
Restorations to the Kintsugi lac…

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Glazed terra cotta bowl, Japan, late Edo period Restorations to the Kintsugi lacquer Height 7 cm, diam. 12.5 cm Expert : Cabinet Delalande - Qinghua Yin - 06 95 96 83 83 - [email protected]

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Glazed terra cotta bowl, Japan, late Edo period

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