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A spectacular large Chinese porcelain powder blue temple jar and cover, early 18th century, Kangxi. Beautiful soft blue glaze. Minor damage: Lid has a small restored edge chip. The vase also has a restored section on the rim of about 2 inches and there is a circular crack on the shoulder of about 2.5 inches. There is a slight tonal differential between the lid and the vase. Overall in good and decorative condition.
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Huge Chinese Powder Blue Porcelain Kangxi Temple Vase, circa 1720

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A spectacular large Chinese porcelain powder blue temple jar and cover, early 18th century, Kangxi. Beautiful soft blue glaze. Minor damage: Lid has a small restored edge chip. The vase also has a restored section on the rim of about 2 inches and there is a circular crack on the shoulder of about 2.5 inches. There is a slight tonal differential between the lid and the vase. Overall in good and decorative condition.

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Width:
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Height:
64
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Length:
35
cm

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131 Kensington Church Street
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