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    Sale 2572

    THE EUROPEAN NOBLE HOUSE SALE

    Amsterdam

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    17 December 2002

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    • Two Japanese censers and a vas
    Lot 231

    Two Japanese censers and a vase

    LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY

    Price realised

    EUR 2,629

    Estimate

    EUR 1,200 - EUR 1,800

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    Two Japanese censers and a vase
    Late 19th/early 20th Century
    Comprising a Satsuma vase and tripod censer and cover, variously decorated in enamels and gilt with sages, 18.4cm. and 14cm. high; and a wood censer and cover, applied with ivory upright handles and a pair of figures forming the finial, the main square sides decorated in relief with lacquer details and ivory inlays with figures and peach, 21.5cm. high, some damages
    See illustration (3)

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    Pre-Lot Text

    THE PROPERTY OF A SCANDINAVIAN FAMILY
    (LOTS 231-248)

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