Two Chinese Porcelain Bowls
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Including a 20thc Cantonese bowl, painted with figures, birds and flowers within shaped panels, character marks to the base (25.5cms diameter, 12cms high), and a Chinese bowl painted with flowers and leaves on a turquoise ground, character marks to the base (24cms diameter, 11cms high). (2). Condition: Canton bowl, some wear to the rim in places with some paint loss Other bowl, couple of large chips to the rim, some flaking and glaze loss to the interior and exterior.
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