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A fine imperial green-enamelled 'dragon' bowl on a yellow ground China, Qianlong six-character mark in underglaze blue and of the period D. 10,2 cm, H. 5,2 cm The exterior incised and painted with two dynamic five-clawed imperial dragons chasing the flaming pearl among stylized cloud scrolls and flames. The interior fully glazed in yellow and centered by a circular medallion enclosing a prominent character "Shou" in green enamel. Former private collection in East Germany, collected from the 1950s onwards, acquired from Heinrich Peters, East Asian Art, 5 December 1969 - Slight traces of use, fine hairline cracks, old re-glued chips and repairs
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