ion, are on typically Chinese bases. Chinese figures of Europeans were apparently not sopopular during the eighteenth century as were Chinesetablewares and figures in animal or bird form. They areconsequently quite scarce today in both Europe andAmerica—and to be cherished accordingly wherever… … Fig. 8. Pair of riders on Dogs of Fo. Miniatures, Te-hua blancde chine; height 2% inches. lonides collection.
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