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Illustrated catalogue of a remarkable collection of early Chinese pottery porcelains and bronzes of the Han, T'Ang, Sung, Yuan and Ming dynasties including many mortuary objects which rank in archaeological importance with the specimens found in Egyptian tombs, and other rare objects which are of uncommon interest to connoisseurs, amateurs and art institutions (1912)

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and yellow. Attached stands of like pottery and glazing. Ming dynasty. Height, inches; width, 8 by 5 inches. -Ming Figure on Ch'i-lin 170 Architectural tile finial (or cresting) with figure; from Ming tombs (?). Representing a youthful Buddhist Rishi, glazed in white with green draperies, mounted… … 171 width, 8 bg Q^^^ inches.

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