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A white glazed Chinese brush pot, presumably late Qing dynasty.

A white glazed Chinese brush pot, presumably late Qing dynasty.

A white glazed Chinese brush pot, presumably late Qing dynasty.

A white glazed Chinese brush pot, presumably late Qing dynasty.

A white glazed Chinese brush pot, presumably late Qing dynasty.

A white glazed Chinese brush pot, presumably late Qing dynasty.

A white glazed Chinese brush pot, presumably late Qing dynasty.

A white glazed Chinese brush pot, presumably late Qing dynasty.

A white glazed Chinese brush pot, presumably late Qing dynasty.

A white glazed Chinese brush pot, presumably late Qing dynasty.

A white glazed Chinese brush pot, presumably late Qing dynasty.

A white glazed Chinese brush pot, presumably late Qing dynasty.

A white glazed Chinese brush pot, presumably late Qing dynasty.

A white glazed Chinese brush pot, presumably late Qing dynasty.

A white glazed Chinese brush pot, presumably late Qing dynasty.

A white glazed Chinese brush pot, presumably late Qing dynasty.

A white glazed Chinese brush pot, presumably late Qing dynasty.

A white glazed Chinese brush pot, presumably late Qing dynasty.

A white glazed Chinese brush pot, presumably late Qing dynasty.

A white glazed Chinese brush pot, presumably late Qing dynasty.

A white glazed Chinese brush pot, presumably late Qing dynasty.

A white glazed Chinese brush pot, presumably late Qing dynasty.

A white glazed Chinese brush pot, presumably late Qing dynasty.

A white glazed Chinese brush pot, presumably late Qing dynasty.

A white glazed Chinese brush pot, presumably late Qing dynasty.

Decorated in relief with children playing. Makers mark for Wang Bing Rong. Height 14 cm. Diameter 11 cm.

Wear. Crack.

Literature

Davidson, Gerald; Handbook of marks on Chinese Ceramics, compare no 483, 1209 and 1766.

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