Chinese Ceramic Bowl With Lid

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Chinese ceramic bowl with lid.

Chinese potters have copied chinese ceramics for hundreds of years both out of reverence for an earlier period and to fool buyers so beware. Antique chinese blue and white porcelain bowl from the qing dynasty kangxi period the exterior is decorated with scenes of sea and mountains. Antique chinese porcelain blue and white antique chinese porcelain bowl qing dynasty 299. Ending monday at 6 21am pdt 8h 52m.

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