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Posted 10 months ago
Jack_Johnson
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I'm curious about this bowl. The body "undulates" and the piece has two handles, is about 8" across and 3" deep w/ feet. The decoration is on both sides and green decoration inside the bowl for about 1/2" in green. Even the bottom of the piece is figured w/ the little creases. The marking is Chinese or Japanese but it. The Asian marking is odd, to my inexperienced eye, as the piece looks like typical French or German 19th c. china to me. Any ideas?
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