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A set of eight blue and white Japanese dinner plates, 18th Century.

A set of eight blue and white Japanese dinner plates, 18th Century.A set of eight blue and white Japanese dinner plates, 18th Century.
A set of eight blue and white Japanese dinner plates, 18th Century.A set of eight blue and white Japanese dinner plates, 18th Century.
A set of eight blue and white Japanese dinner plates, 18th Century.A set of eight blue and white Japanese dinner plates, 18th Century.
A set of eight blue and white Japanese dinner plates, 18th Century.A set of eight blue and white Japanese dinner plates, 18th Century.
A set of eight blue and white Japanese dinner plates, 18th Century.
A set of eight blue and white Japanese dinner plates, 18th Century.
A set of eight blue and white Japanese dinner plates, 18th Century.
A set of eight blue and white Japanese dinner plates, 18th Century.
Estimate
4 000 - 6 000 SEK
349 - 523 EUR
365 - 547 USD
Hammer price
4 500 SEK
Purchasing info
For condition report contact specialist
Cecilia Nordström
Stockholm
Cecilia Nordström
Head Specialist Asian Ceramics and Works of Art, European Ceramics and Glass
+46 (0)739 40 08 02
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A set of eight blue and white Japanese dinner plates, 18th Century.

Decorated with leafves and two peaches to the center. Diameter 21 cm.

Chips.

Provenance

From the Collection of Ove Christian Lunn, Danish Diplomat and Consul General for Denmark in Shanghai 1928-1935. Ove Christian had an exciting diplomatic career and was posted 1910-18 in Oslo, 1918-24 in San Francisco, 1924-28 Melbourne and then finally Shanghai 1928-35. Unfortunately he died of pneumonia one week after returning to Copenhagen in 1935. His wife, Ruth moved in to a house in Vedbaek, where the objects have been ever since