Ningxia Fragment

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ca. 1800, 115 x 44 cm, West China

Fragment of a bench runner. The surviving section shows three medallions.

Condition

Cut sides, replaced selvedges. Minor signs of age and wear.

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Ningxia Fragment

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Estimate €350-€450Jun 6, 2026, 9:00 AM EDT

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