A pair of vases, Qing dynasty.
A pair of vases, Qing dynasty.
Of baluster shape with a flared rim, glazed in red and greed. Height 15 cm.
Chips.
Provenance
From the collection of a Scandinavian nobleman, who had a long diplomatic career starting, in the 1920s as a young attache in China, later on as ambassador in China.
With label from Denis Cowell, 60 Middle Street, Brighton.
Exhibitions
To see other items sold from this collection see Bukowskis Spring Auction Sale 649, lot 985 - 1019.
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