18th Century Chinese Meiping Vase with Quince and Sparrows

A Chinese Meiping vase, 18th century. Covered with pale blue…
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A Chinese Meiping vase, 18th century. Covered with pale blue glaze except for the unglazed decorations in low relief, recto of a large branch of flowering quince, verso of a smaller branch, between the two decorated with two sparrows and two butterflies, 25.5 cm height. Provenance: Purchased from treasure antique in Hong Kong 1985

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