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The Paul R Wedendal Collection, Stockholm H036
1617(237554)
16161618
A archaistic bronze vase, with taotie pattern to base, presumably Ming dynasty.
Hammer price
25 000SEK
Estimate
8 000 - 10 000 SEK

Height 26,5 cm.

Tarnished, cracked, repaired.

Provenance

The Paul R. Wedendal Collection.

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A archaistic bronze vase, with taotie pattern to base, presumably Ming dynasty.A archaistic bronze vase, with taotie pattern to base, presumably Ming dynasty.
A archaistic bronze vase, with taotie pattern to base, presumably Ming dynasty.A archaistic bronze vase, with taotie pattern to base, presumably Ming dynasty.
A archaistic bronze vase, with taotie pattern to base, presumably Ming dynasty.A archaistic bronze vase, with taotie pattern to base, presumably Ming dynasty.
A archaistic bronze vase, with taotie pattern to base, presumably Ming dynasty.A archaistic bronze vase, with taotie pattern to base, presumably Ming dynasty.
A archaistic bronze vase, with taotie pattern to base, presumably Ming dynasty.A archaistic bronze vase, with taotie pattern to base, presumably Ming dynasty.
A archaistic bronze vase, with taotie pattern to base, presumably Ming dynasty.A archaistic bronze vase, with taotie pattern to base, presumably Ming dynasty.
A archaistic bronze vase, with taotie pattern to base, presumably Ming dynasty.
A archaistic bronze vase, with taotie pattern to base, presumably Ming dynasty.
A archaistic bronze vase, with taotie pattern to base, presumably Ming dynasty.
A archaistic bronze vase, with taotie pattern to base, presumably Ming dynasty.
A archaistic bronze vase, with taotie pattern to base, presumably Ming dynasty.
A archaistic bronze vase, with taotie pattern to base, presumably Ming dynasty.

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