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A Pair Of Early 20th-century Chinese Eggshell Porcelain Vases

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A pair of early 20th-century Chinese eggshell porcelain vases, featuring a delicate color and slightly grainy texture. Eggshell porcelain is particularly prized for its unique ability to reflect light, lending it a unique beauty. Chinese artisans use special techniques to create this type of porcelain, mixing minerals and pigments to achieve the perfect off-white hue.

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A Pair Of Small Sake Cups, Japanese, From The Meiji Period (1868–1912), Hand-decorated.
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00333295714915/00333316003187



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