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YUAN/MING DYNASTY (1279-1643)
Details
Six Chinese Longquan celadon vases, a stemcup and a cupstand
Yuan/Ming dynasty (1279-1643)
Comprising two openwork vases of rectangular shape, the outer wall pierced with a honeycomb-pattern; a small vase surmounted on the back of a reclining lion on a base; two vases of slender baluster and pear shape; a vase carved with peony-heads, applied with qilong-ring handles, one handle restored, small hairline; a cup rising towards a flared rim, crack; and a cinquefoil cupstand centred by a raised rim, glaze cracks
13.2-20.5 cm. high (8)
Yuan/Ming dynasty (1279-1643)
Comprising two openwork vases of rectangular shape, the outer wall pierced with a honeycomb-pattern; a small vase surmounted on the back of a reclining lion on a base; two vases of slender baluster and pear shape; a vase carved with peony-heads, applied with qilong-ring handles, one handle restored, small hairline; a cup rising towards a flared rim, crack; and a cinquefoil cupstand centred by a raised rim, glaze cracks
13.2-20.5 cm. high (8)
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