A pair of vases, Qing dynasty.
A pair of vases, Qing dynasty.
Of baluster shape with a flared rim, glazed in red and greed. Height 15 cm.
Chips.
Provenance
From the collection of a Scandinavian nobleman, who had a long diplomatic career starting, in the 1920s as a young attache in China, later on as ambassador in China.
With label from Denis Cowell, 60 Middle Street, Brighton.
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To see other items sold from this collection see Bukowskis Spring Auction Sale 649, lot 985 - 1019.
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