An Interesting Chinese Kangxi Mark Hard Paste Porcelain Salvaged Shipwreck Baluster Vase

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An Interesting Chinese Kangxi Mark Hard Paste Porcelain Salvaged Shipwreck Baluster VaseOrigin: Chinese Period: Kangxi Provenance: Unknown Date: 1662 1722 Height: 16 inches Base Diameter: 5. 5 inches Top Diameter: 6. 25 inches Recovered from an unidentified wreck and still partially enveloped with sea bed encrustations, the shipwreck cargo blue and white baluster shaped vase decorated in under glazed blue enamels, with figures and foliage visible, the neck and base with double ruled borders to the neck and base, the underside with a six

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