ink-stone BM-1968-1223.1

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Period:Unknown Production date:18thC-19thC
Materials:pottery
Technique:

Dimensions:Length: 21 centimetres Thickness: 2 centimetres Width: 13.50 centimetres

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Ink-stone in the shape of a tile. Said to come from the Wei Yang Palace. Made of pottery. Inscription on base in intaglio.
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图片[1]-ink-stone BM-1968-1223.1-China Archive 图片[2]-ink-stone BM-1968-1223.1-China Archive 图片[3]-ink-stone BM-1968-1223.1-China Archive

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