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An unusual pair of Chinese Kangxi period (1662-1722) square sectioned bottle vases each decorated with flower motifs in gold on a white background. They have been lamped with a giltwood base and hand-carved giltwood top.
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Rare Pair of 18th Century Chinese Square Bottle Vases Lamped, circa 1700

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An unusual pair of Chinese Kangxi period (1662-1722) square sectioned bottle vases each decorated with flower motifs in gold on a white background. They have been lamped with a giltwood base and hand-carved giltwood top.

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Condition

Dimensions

Width:
10
cm
Height:
36
cm
Length:
10
cm

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