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Very handsome example, elegant shape and proportions. Finely decorated in Imari palette.
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Early 18th Century Japanese Imari Lidded Bowl

RH368

Very handsome example, elegant shape and proportions. Finely decorated in Imari palette.

Period

Circa 1700

Materials

Porcelain

Condition

Perfect, apart from a long hairline crack running through the bottom.

Dimensions

Width:
24
cm
Height:
23
cm
Length:
cm

£ 2,850.00 GBP

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