the description is wrong period porcellain and one plate is not chinese but france or enghish
Vertaling bekijkenAntwoord van de verkoper
This person dont know how chinese porcelain looks.
Watervat - Minangkabau / Maleis - Indonesië (Zonder Minimumprijs)
Nr. 89031305
A water vessel with long neck, made of patinated brass with cast relief decoration of floral motifs. Similar examples of this type of water bottles in the "Tropenmuseum Amsterdam". Condition: some traces of usage and an old damage in the bottom rim.
Dimension: c. 27 cm high, diameter 16 cm, weight: 1.31 kg.
Shipping method: The items will be securely packed and shipped with insurance
A water vessel with long neck, made of patinated brass with cast relief decoration of floral motifs. Similar examples of this type of water bottles in the "Tropenmuseum Amsterdam". Condition: some traces of usage and an old damage in the bottom rim.
Dimension: c. 27 cm high, diameter 16 cm, weight: 1.31 kg.
Shipping method: The items will be securely packed and shipped with insurance
Aantal items
1
Land van herkomst
Indonesië
Geschatte periode
Begin 20e eeuw
Materiaal
Brons
Sold with stand
Nee
Staat
In goede staat
Titel van het kunstwerk
Watervat - Minangkabau / Maleis
Hoogte
27 cm
Breedte
16 cm
Diepte
16 cm
Herkomst
Privécollectie
536 reviews
(13 in de afgelopen 12 maanden)
- 12
- 0
- 1
zeer tevreden.
Vertaling bekijkenPrima. Keurig , snel goed verpakt
Vertaling bekijkenOk.Todo correcto a la descripción del artículo.Perfectamente embalado y protegido.
Vertaling bekijkenAntwoord van de verkoper
Thanks, karin
Goed verpakt en snel geleverd
Vertaling bekijkengoed verpakt en razendsnel bezorgd!
Vertaling bekijkenOk objekt and fast shipping Thank you,regards Peter
Vertaling bekijkenZoals omschreven, wordt vaste klant
Vertaling bekijkenQuick delivery, object just as descibed, positive !
Vertaling bekijken536 reviews
(13 in de afgelopen 12 maanden)
- 12
- 0
- 1
the description is wrong period porcellain and one plate is not chinese but france or enghish
Vertaling bekijkenAntwoord van de verkoper
This person dont know how chinese porcelain looks.
