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Chinese blanc-de-chine whistle, 17th century, in the form of a Dutchman wearing a tricorn hat, cravat and buttoned jacket, sitting on a stone next to a bird, a flowering shrub, a hexagonal planter and rocky pillar with a small vase, all on a hollow hexagonal base with incised cartouches containing animals and plants.
Dimensions
Height: 2 7/8in., 7.3cmCondition report
Lacking head of bird and side of planterStock number
Q814The BADA Standard
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