Chinese & Himalayan Works of Art

The smaller cylindrical covered jar with some flaking chips at the seam where each the cover and jar meet to close, chiefly to the cover. The larger with a few chips to the cover, one to the footring. The hat stand with a small stable firing fissure to the exterior. Each with rubbings to the gilding and enamels, alongside soiling and staining associated with typical use. Please refer to additional images available upon request.

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