jar BM-Franks.3112

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Period:Qing dynasty Production date:1820-1850
Materials:porcelain, rattan,
Technique:glazed, painted,

Dimensions:Diameter: 8.30 inches Height: 8.20 inches

Description:
Jar with cover, decorated with flowers. Made of enamelled porcelain, with a decorative binding made of rattan.
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Comments:There is a label inside the bowl that says “Kimanis Dusun Tribe N. Borneo.” The writing is not completely clear so that spelling of the group’s name could be different.
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