16th-century Ming Dynasty Porcelain Shipwreck Bowl Person 1768 France Our decoupage is
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1768 France Our decoupage is handmade to order in our New York studio using reproduced imagery from John Derian's vast collection of antique and vintage prints
Ete Moscovit Indigo Fabric by Décors Barbares
7" length x 4
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16th-century Ming Dynasty Porcelain Shipwreck Bowl Person 1768 France Our decoupage isThis mid 16th century porcelain bowl is among John Derian's trove of handpicked vintage & antique goods. Dating back to the late Ming Dynasty era (c. 1540 AD), this swatow bowl features a blue & white motif and is encrusted with large, fossilized oyster shells. The piece maintains a marine patina after being submerged in water for centuries before its recovery during a historical shipwreck salvage excavation . Details approx. 6" Diameter, 6" Deep