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A Chinese 'famille-rose' vase, Republic Period, 1912-1949
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Lot 255

A Chinese 'famille-rose' vase, Republic Period, 1912-1949


octagonal, with flared lip, the body moulded with bamboo panels, the centre with four rectangular panels painted with scenes of figures at various pursuits, the shoulder and lower body moulded with alternating triangular and lobed vignettes depicting scholars' objects and children at play, hairline cracks, 34cm high

Sold for R 10 000
Including Buyer's Premium and VAT R 11 725

Estimate R 10 000 - 15 000

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