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Marchant are pleased to be exhibiting at Art Antiques London from 12th – 18th June 2014. It is situated on the Albert Memorial West Lawn (opposite the Royal Albert Hall). We will be at stand E16. Our gallery at 120 Kensington Church Street will remain open as usual Monday-Friday during the fair. We are also delighted to announce that from Tuesday 1st July 2014, we will be opening our second gallery at 101 Kensington Church Street. This gallery will specialise in Chinese export art and Chinese decorative arts.
M3064
Large standing figure of an official wearing long iron-red robes with different flowerhead medallions in gilt.
43.5cm high.
Qianlong, 1736-1795.
*Formerly in a European private collection.
*Published in our current catalogue, Chinese Ceramics Tang-Qing.
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