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A Chinese wucai narrative scene gu-shaped beaker vase, with a Wanli mark, late 19thC, H 18,8 cm
作品估价：EUR 300
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502
拍品名称：
A Chinese wucai narrative scene gu-shaped beaker vase, with a Wanli mark, late 19thC, H 18,8 cm
拍品描述：
A Chinese wucai narrative scene gu-shaped beaker vase, with a Wanli mark, late 19thC, H 18,8 cm
A Chinese wucai beaker vase, of Gu shape, the flared top with a continuous scene of a scholar greeting two ladies, probably a scene from the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, the central band with scrolling lingzhi, and upright leaves at the foot rim, the bottom with a Wanli mark, 19thC (Guangxu period), H 18,8 cm
The vase in overall good appearance, with the following remarks:
- two shallow chips to the top rim
- a small chip to the bottom rim
Please note that the absence of a condition report does not imply that an item is flawless. Condition reports are provided as a courtesy, based on our specialists' opinion and are not exhaustive. We strongly encourage buyers to thoroughly examine items either personally or through a qualified expert. While we strive for accuracy, we assume no responsibility for errors or omissions in these reports.
A Chinese wucai beaker vase, of Gu shape, the flared top with a continuous scene of a scholar greeting two ladies, probably a scene from the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, the central band with scrolling lingzhi, and upright leaves at the foot rim, the bottom with a Wanli mark, 19thC (Guangxu period), H 18,8 cm
The vase in overall good appearance, with the following remarks:
- two shallow chips to the top rim
- a small chip to the bottom rim
Please note that the absence of a condition report does not imply that an item is flawless. Condition reports are provided as a courtesy, based on our specialists' opinion and are not exhaustive. We strongly encourage buyers to thoroughly examine items either personally or through a qualified expert. While we strive for accuracy, we assume no responsibility for errors or omissions in these reports.