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A famille rose vase, Republic, first half of 20th Century.
Hammer price
3 000SEK
Estimate
4 000 - 6 000 SEK

Of baluster shape, deocrated with birds on a garden rock. Height 29 cm.

Provenance

From the collection of John Wilson. Manager of the Textile Machinery Department in China of Victor Sasoons’ Empire, Mr John Wilson and Margit Bond, an employee of the Swedish Consulate, they got married September 1st 1949 in the Holy Trinity Cathedral in Shanghai. Thence by descent.

For condition report contact specialist
Cecilia Nordström
Stockholm
Cecilia Nordström
Senior specialist Asian Ceramics and Works of Art, European Ceramics and Glass
+46 (0)739 40 08 02
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A famille rose vase, Republic, first half of 20th Century.A famille rose vase, Republic, first half of 20th Century.
A famille rose vase, Republic, first half of 20th Century.A famille rose vase, Republic, first half of 20th Century.
A famille rose vase, Republic, first half of 20th Century.A famille rose vase, Republic, first half of 20th Century.
A famille rose vase, Republic, first half of 20th Century.A famille rose vase, Republic, first half of 20th Century.
A famille rose vase, Republic, first half of 20th Century.A famille rose vase, Republic, first half of 20th Century.
A famille rose vase, Republic, first half of 20th Century.A famille rose vase, Republic, first half of 20th Century.
A famille rose vase, Republic, first half of 20th Century.A famille rose vase, Republic, first half of 20th Century.
A famille rose vase, Republic, first half of 20th Century.
A famille rose vase, Republic, first half of 20th Century.
A famille rose vase, Republic, first half of 20th Century.
A famille rose vase, Republic, first half of 20th Century.
A famille rose vase, Republic, first half of 20th Century.
A famille rose vase, Republic, first half of 20th Century.
A famille rose vase, Republic, first half of 20th Century.

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