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Meiji Period Hirado Blue and White Vase
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A beautiful late 19th century Meiji period (1868-1912) Hirado blue and white vase. Having classical motif and foliate decoration to the carved neck, with a hand painted scene of a seated scholar beneath and a blossom tree.
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