Very good condition. Minor scratches and wear throughout.
16″W x 3″D x 16″L
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Antique Asian 15” Hand Painted Porcelain Bowl
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Antique porcelain bowl has blue on white vines decorating the exterior, with boldly colored hand painted details within. Brilliant tones of blue, green, rust, and yellow create two large phoenix birds- one on a rust background with beige scrolls, and the other in front of colorful florals. Another bird is centered within the bowl with decorative surroundings.
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