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Seal made of bronze. Decorated at the top with a Qilim and a character on it. Possibly China, 18th - 19th centuries. 6cm high

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Seal made of bronze. Decorated at the top with a Qilim and a character on it. Possibly China, 18th - 19th centuries. 6cm high

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