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87 - A Chinese Longquan celadon charger, Ming dynasty (1368-1644), heavily potted with a barbed rim, carved to the centre with a blossoming peony spray, covered in a sea-green glaze, an unglazed ring on the base burnt red in the firing, with the label of 'The National Museum of the Philippines, registration number '0069839' (44.7cm diameter) Footnote: 明 龙泉青釉刻牡丹纹菱口盘 Condition Report: Surface scratches.
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£8,000 - 12,000 (€9,500 - 15,000)Sale fees
A Chinese Longquan celadon charger, Ming dynasty (1368-1644), heavily potted with a barbed rim, carved to the centre with a blossoming peony spray, covered in a sea-green glaze, an unglazed ring on the base burnt red in the firing, with the label of 'The National Museum of the Philippines, registration number '0069839' (44.7cm diameter) Footnote: 明 龙泉青釉刻牡丹纹菱口盘 Condition Report: Surface scratches.
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Asian and Islamic Art - Day OneAuction house
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