A pair of jars

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Title

A pair of jars

Year/Period

Qing dynasty (1644-1911)

Region

China

Dimension

Object size: 68 x 0 cm

Accession No.

1995-03486

Collection of

Asian Civilisations Museum

Credit Line

Gift from Jurong Town Corporation

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