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A pair of blue and white Transitional bowls, 17th Century.

A pair of blue and white Transitional bowls, 17th Century.A pair of blue and white Transitional bowls, 17th Century.
A pair of blue and white Transitional bowls, 17th Century.A pair of blue and white Transitional bowls, 17th Century.
A pair of blue and white Transitional bowls, 17th Century.A pair of blue and white Transitional bowls, 17th Century.
A pair of blue and white Transitional bowls, 17th Century.A pair of blue and white Transitional bowls, 17th Century.
A pair of blue and white Transitional bowls, 17th Century.A pair of blue and white Transitional bowls, 17th Century.
A pair of blue and white Transitional bowls, 17th Century.
A pair of blue and white Transitional bowls, 17th Century.
A pair of blue and white Transitional bowls, 17th Century.
A pair of blue and white Transitional bowls, 17th Century.
A pair of blue and white Transitional bowls, 17th Century.
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A pair of blue and white Transitional bowls, 17th Century.

Hall mark to base. Diameter 17,5 cm.

Minor wear.

Alkuperä - Provenienssi

From the Collection of Wilhelm Montelius (1852-1918), thence by descent. The Montelius family had a long family tradition of being lawyers, Wilhelm however became the Director of Swedish Telephone company Ericsson from 1901 -1916, and his brother Oscar Montelius (1843-1921) became archaeologist and member of the Swedish National Heritage Board. Wilhelms passion for collecting oriental ceramics and works of art was aided by Ericssons business in China at the time. Before World War One he managed to send out his staff to acquire several important pieces.