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Saucer in form of plum blossom, with Chinese poem on rim and Chinese character written in lacquer on base
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Saucer in form of plum blossom, with Chinese poem on rim and Chinese character written in lacquer on base

License: Smithsonian Institution Terms
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People
Taizan, Yohei
Time
1800-1868
Owner Organization
Freer and Sackler

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