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Burial object: Servant

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Title

Burial object: Servant

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execution: anonymous, China, 16th century

Period | Style | School

Ming dynasty (1368-1644)

Material | Technique

Measurements

height: 28.1 cm
width: 11.2 cm
depth: 7 cm

Inventory number

KE 8733

Acquisition

donation , 1948

Department

Asia Collection

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