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Anonymous, Urnas (S. XX. Chinese Origin)
Title: Anonymous, Urnas (S. XX. Chinese Origin)
Description:
Pair of jade-carved urns featuring Foo lions on the lids.
, 88 × 45 × 8 cm.
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