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Cloisonné Dish with Phoenix and Lotus Motif
Cloisonné Dish with Phoenix and Lotus Motif
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Cloisonné Dish with Phoenix and Lotus Motif

Culture
DateMing Dynasty (1368–1911), late 16th to mid–17th century
Mediumcloisonné enamels on a gilt copper mount with lion feet
ClassificationsMetalwork
Credit LineGift of Claude Lee in memory of Richard B. Faber
Object number2012.12
On View
Not on view
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