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Lots 491 to 504 inclusive In about 1640 a Chinese junk carrying porcelain and trade goods, hit a reef and sank in the South China Sea. In 1983 a flotilla of three yachts, lead by Captain Mike Hatcher found her, whilst searching for the Dutch East Indiaman, the 'Geldermalsen'. This is one Captain's collection.

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A blue and white bottle vase with waisted garlic neck
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painted with shaped panels of a ferocious kylin in a fenced garden and a phoenix in flight above flowers and rockwork, the shoulder with a band of flowering branches, below scattered sprays of lotus flowers and peonies -- 14¼in. (36.1cm.) high, (cracked).
See Illustration.

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