A Chinese Martaban jar, circa 17th century, the baluster form…
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A Chinese Martaban jar, circa 17th century, the baluster form jar with multiple lug handles around the shoulder,and appliqued decoration of dragons to the sides, covered in a brown glaze, 66 cm high, 46 cm wide, some minor wear consistent with age and use.

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