Carol Grigg Framed Triptych Pastel Drawing of Cranes

A contemporary Chinese teaware set consisting of six cups and one teapot. Chinoiserie style white ceramic with celadon glazed interior. Dark green teapot

Category

21st Century and Contemporary Chinese Chinoiserie Tea Sets

Materials

Ceramic

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