Sale 2739
Amsterdam
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2 May 2007
Price realised
EUR 4,200
Estimate
A Transitional wucai baluster jar Mid 17th Century Painted with horses galloping above high waves beteen pointed rocks and below a row of auspicious symbols, all on a ground of swirling waves, the short neck encircled by a row of pointed leaves, small rim chips and cracks 33.2 cm. high
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