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Dutch East India Company Set of 12 Armorial Bespoke Plates, China 20th Century
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Description
A set of twelve Dutch East India Company amorial bespoke plates, marked with a coat of arms. Copies of early Chinese export porcelain. Ex collection R.F. Schwarz.
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Origin: China Period: 1950-1979 Condition: Good overall condition. Number of Pieces: 8+ Styles / Movements: Chinese Export, Traditional Dealer Reference #: 23991 Incollect Reference #: 582464 -
Dimensions
W. 9.5 in; H. 1 in; D. 9.5 in; W. 24.13 cm; H. 2.54 cm; D. 24.13 cm;
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