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An archaic bronze openwork incense burner, Eastern Han dynasty 東漢青銅鏤空獸首熏爐

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January 19, 03:09 AM GMT

Estimate

10,000 - 15,000 HKD

Lot Details

Description

An archaic bronze openwork incense burner,

Eastern Han dynasty

東漢青銅鏤空獸首熏爐

l. 16.1 cm

Acquired in Taiwan, 2000s, by repute.

來源：
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An archaic bronze openwork incense burner, Eastern Han dynasty 東漢 青銅鏤空獸首熏爐

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