£215
Original 17th-Century Chinese Ming Dynasty Provincial Pottery Ginger Jar (Guan)
Shepton Mallet, Somerset
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Description
Original 17th-Century Chinese Ming Dynasty Provincial Pottery Ginger Jar (Guan)
Brief Description:
This is a beautiful, original 17th-century Chinese Provincial Ginger Jar (Guan) dating to the late Ming Dynasty, circa 1630-1640.
The fabulous piece is hand-painted with sketchy brushstrokes depicting a coastal scene with a fishing village, which is highlighted by geometric lines and patterns.
It has a stunning patina, and it displays wonderfully.
Attributes:
Chinese
Ming Dynasty
Stonewear
Circa: 1630-1640
Condition:
The Jar is offered in good, original condition commensurate with age.
Overall Measurements:
INCHES & CENTIMETRES
Height: 5.4'' | 13.8 cm
Width: 5.5'' | 13.9 cm
Depth: 5.5'' | 14.9 cm
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Returns Policy
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