A fine blue and white ovoid jar and cover, Kangxi, circa 1670,…
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A fine blue and white ovoid jar and cover, Kangxi, circa 1670, very well decorated with rocks, flowering and fruiting trees, all in vivid indigo blue, 30 cm high

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