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Chinese blue and white prunus jar and cover, Kangxi (1662-1722), with three ogee-shaped panels to the body containing some of the 'hundred antiques' including tripod censers, scrolls, go-board and a teapot, all surrounded by precious beribboned 'babao' or 'precious things'; against a cracked ice and prunus ground, the lid with ruyi-head border and further ogee-shaped cartouche containing a tripod censer and the 'babao' representing a pearl and a cash coin for wealth.
Height with lid: 24cm. (9 15/16in.)
Condition: Star-crack to lid.
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Height with lid: 24cm. (9 15/16in.)Condition report
Star-crack to lidStock number
W384The BADA Standard
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