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A good quality pair of Japanese Imari Bijin figures dating circa 1690 Their robes decorated with sparse flowers and bordered in red ‍Several similar examples at Drottningholm Palace, Stockholm, Sweden
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Late 17th Century Japanese Figures

RH366

A good quality pair of Japanese Imari Bijin figures dating circa 1690 Their robes decorated with sparse flowers and bordered in red ‍Several similar examples at Drottningholm Palace, Stockholm, Sweden

Period

Late 17th Century

Materials

Porcelain

Condition

Good

Dimensions

Width:
17
cm
Height:
39
cm
Length:
cm

£ 4,200.00 GBP

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131 Kensington Church Street
London, W8 7LP
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