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A Chinese monochrome copper red garlic head vase, late Qing dynasty, covered in a mottled...
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A Chinese monochrome copper red garlic head vase, late Qing dynasty, covered in a mottled copper-red glaze, 17cm high
清晚期 紅釉蒜頭口瓶
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