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Pair of 'Catherine the Great' Armorial Reticulated Plates, ca. 1785, 7.5" DIA Lamp Height_22" Many of them have been

Name: Pair of 'Catherine the Great' Armorial Reticulated Plates, ca. 1785, 7.5" DIA Lamp Height_22" Many of them have been
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Pair of 'Catherine the Great' Armorial Reticulated Plates, ca. 1785, 7.5" DIA Lamp Height_22" Many of them have been Many of them have been found in Liangzhu tombs The neck terminates in a flared mouth rim decorated with a meandering 'Greek' key fret border For a pierced basket from this Catherine the Great armorial service see : Chinese Export Art Decoration Design Pattern

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