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English: Celadon tired boxes, peony design. Sanda ware. Edo period, 19th century.
Height: 37.2 cm Diameter: 22.6/22.5 cm日本語: 青磁牡丹文重箱 (せいじぼたんもんじゅうばこ)
産地・作家 三田 時代・年代 江戸時代後期（19世紀） 総高・高さ(cm) 37.2 胴径(cm) 22.6/22.5 |
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