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A late 17th century octagonal shaped Imari vase unusually decorated in a very pale red and cobalt blue. Vase in perfect conditions, damages to the lid.
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Japanese Imari Lidded Vase, circa 1700

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A late 17th century octagonal shaped Imari vase unusually decorated in a very pale red and cobalt blue. Vase in perfect conditions, damages to the lid.

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Width:
cm
Height:
56
cm
Length:
28
cm

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