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This shade also has an antique finished copper foil trim applied to the top and bottom rims as well as three seems on the exterior of the shade
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is decorated with Kui dragons with their sinuous bodies terminating into curled tendrils that scroll continuously around the body of the jar
SKU: HC671
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Blue & White Eight Treasures Temple Jar Size:27"H x 15"DIA This shade also has anThe term, 'Temple Jar' was coined by western buyers of those Chinese export jars, which in China are referred to as a jiangjun guan (general or marshal jar), due to the resemblance of the cover with its finial to an army general's helmet. This jar shape first appeared in Jiajing through Wanli (1522 1620) reigns of the Ming dynasty, and it became quite popular during the Kangxi period (1662 1722). It is also known to many collectors today as a
US$ 1800.00
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