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LOT 318

Lot 318

Two Chinese Export 'Porcelain Vessel' Paintings on Silk, Qing Dynasty

Two Chinese Export 'Porcelain Vessel' Paintings on Silk, Qing Dynasty
Lot 318 Details
Two Chinese Export 'Porcelain Vessel' Paintings on Silk, Qing Dynasty

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Both unusual depictions of export subject paintings inside outlines of porcelain vessels, the first vessel a chilong-dragon wine pot painted with a traveling entourage, the second vessel a chilong-handled cup with a pair of attendants carrying clothing
largest 10.6 x 9.4 in — 27 x 24 cm

Estimate $300-$500

Realised: $184.50
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Two Chinese Export 'Porcelain Vessel' Paintings on Silk, Qing Dynasty
  • Two Chinese Export 'Porcelain Vessel' Paintings on Silk, Qing Dynasty
Provenance:

From the Collection of A.W. Bahr (1877-1959), acquired by descent through the family
来源：
A.W.巴尔家族遗产珍藏

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