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Important Spring Sale 649
1021(1481469)
10201022
A blue and white bowl with a turtle, possibly 17th Century.
Hammer price
12 000SEK
Estimate
10 000 - 15 000 SEK

Rectanular shape, the exterior decorated with a floral scroll. The interior with a trutle. Height 10.5 cm. Measurement to the top 14x15.5 cm.

Chip to interior of rim.

Provenance

From the private collection of a Swedish family in Närke. The couple has a keen interest in art and antiques and started to collect in the 1960’s, attending auctions, antique shops, and antique fairs. Always seeking additional pieces that would adorn their home and that intrigued them with its quality and history.

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 blue and white bowl with a turtle, possibly 17th Century.A blue and white bowl with a turtle, possibly 17th Century.
A blue and white bowl with a turtle, possibly 17th Century.A blue and white bowl with a turtle, possibly 17th Century.
A blue and white bowl with a turtle, possibly 17th Century.A blue and white bowl with a turtle, possibly 17th Century.
A blue and white bowl with a turtle, possibly 17th Century.A blue and white bowl with a turtle, possibly 17th Century.
A blue and white bowl with a turtle, possibly 17th Century.A blue and white bowl with a turtle, possibly 17th Century.
A blue and white bowl with a turtle, possibly 17th Century.A blue and white bowl with a turtle, possibly 17th Century.
A blue and white bowl with a turtle, possibly 17th Century.
A blue and white bowl with a turtle, possibly 17th Century.
A blue and white bowl with a turtle, possibly 17th Century.
A blue and white bowl with a turtle, possibly 17th Century.
A blue and white bowl with a turtle, possibly 17th Century.
A blue and white bowl with a turtle, possibly 17th Century.

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