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Hoi An Hoard Floral Jarlet c1480
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Pre 1900 item# 1152934
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Roger Bradbury Antiques
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£185.00 P&PK£10.00 P&PInternational£12.00
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This is a real piece of Medieval history.
This attractive jarlet is larger than most from this shipwreck, around the neck are a
band of lappetts above a waist band of stylised flowers.
Complete with its original auction sticker.
As an added interest there is a small piece of marine encrustation attatched
A wonderful piece from the middle ages.
Size: 6cm
Pieces from this 15th Century Cargo are becoming extremely rare.
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Vung Tau Cargo "Deer" Bowl c1690
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Pre 1900 item# 1152930
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Roger Bradbury Antiques
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£220.00
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This is a very good example of a provincial bowl. So freely made with such character.
There are three panels on this bowl with a Deer, Crane and symbols around stylised
flowers.
Inside are three splodges of cobalt Blue where literally the artist has had too much
colour on the brush.
These provincial wares dont have a ring like some of the finer wares, more like a dull thud.
This one has such unique character.
14.5cm in diameter.
Vaung Tau Shipwreck Cargo Story c1690
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Naking Cargo 'Dragon' Plate c1750
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Pre 1900 item# 1152728
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Roger Bradbury Antiques
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£280.00 P&PUK£14.00 P&PInternational£16.00
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Nanking Shipwreck Cargo 'Dragon' patterned Dish c1750
Not to be confused with the Tek Sing 'Phoenix Dish' c1822.
This interesting dish is freely painted with a central writhing dragon amongst
fire scrolls within a border of floral sprays.
In good condition with no chips or cracks. It is provincial ware so is crude with
no clear ring to it. More like a dull thud, in fact these type of provincials wares
were not brought back to Europe until after about 1650, they were sol ...click for details
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