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Size: L11cm

Signed and dated: Qianlong Period，Qing Dynasty

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Final Price: RMB 110,000

The brush wiper was naturalistically modeled in a lotus leaf form， with irregular curved sides rising from the flattened feet with nine dot-shaped spur marks， decorated with a crab and weed in the middle of the palette， resembling the meaning of harmony， ‘He Xie’. It was covered overall in a rich white-glaze.

ILLUSTRATED
Regina Krahl， Chinese Ceramics from the Meiyintang Collection， London， 1994-2010， vol.4， no.1785