Simona Oprea
Head of Oriental Art, Traditional Art & Carpets Evaluation Office; Chinese Language Certificate HSK 4
196. Hand-painted vessel intended for wedding ceremonies, bearing the Shuang-xi ideogram, a traditional symbol used to wish the bride and groom eternal joy, the Qing Era, China, the 19th century
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196. Hand-painted vessel intended for wedding ceremonies, bearing the Shuang-xi ideogram, a traditional symbol used to wish the bride and groom eternal joy, the Qing Era, China, the 19th century
Starting price:
EUR 100
Sold
EUR 100
hand-painted glazed ceramics, h=23 cm, d=8.5 cm
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