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A Very Rare Copper Red Painted Grape Vine Jar
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Pre 1900 item# 1202150 (stock# 733)
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A Very Rare/Fine Copper Red Painted Grape Vine Jar:
Korea, Joseon Period, eary 19th Century.
Of baluster form, set on a raised foot ring, painted with grape vine in copper-red, it’s form of shouldered ovoid form with tall, upright neck ending in a flat rim, painted on the shoulders with two grape vine sprays with arching stems and grapes in underglaze copper-red, also some surfaces covered with white glaze, some corse sand adhered on the foot rim, the base glazed.
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A Stone Carved Standing Buddhist Monk Figure
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Pre 1700 item# 1198922 (stock# 764)
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A Rare Stone Carved Standing Buddhist Monk (Priest) Figure-14th C.:
Korea, Koryo to early Joseon Period (14th - 16th century).
This small standing granite stone Monk figurine is very rare from a late Koryo or early Joseon
period, it is on the roundel stone plinth with clasped hands holding a something (Moktak- wooden percussion instrument used for chanting by Buddhist clergy), the drapery falling in
gentle pleasts from the shoulders, the face carved with very much roundel and warm, and
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A Korean Very Rare and Finely Silver Inlaid Iron Incens
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Pre 1900 item# 1194201 (stock# 1154)
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A Korean Very Rare and Finely Silver Inlaid Iron Incense Burner-19th C.:Korea, Joseon dynasty, early 19th century
Of hexagonal section mouted on raised braket feet, the six faces of the body
curved and the upright,, flat mouth, also hexagonal, inlaid in silver wire on the sides
with auspicious plant, deers, crane medallions within keyfret and diaperwork borders,
on the legs wth flower scroll, the body of the censer secured to the bracket support-
plinth by an iron joint. It’s in very fine c ...click for details
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