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Deutsch: Chinesische Porzellanvase (zweihenklig) aus der Ming-Dynastie (1368-1644).
English: Chinese porcelain double-handled vases from the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644 AD).
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Author Gary Lee Todd
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See also the category Photographs by Gary Lee Todd.

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