Pair of Chinese Vases

Name: Pair of Chinese Vases
Brand: MANDALAY INTERIORISMO
SKU: cmmv5m6hn001d04jpmy24571k
Availability: InStock

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Pair of Chinese vases made of porcelain with blue decoration. Each vase features a design of birds and flowers, typical of Chinese ceramics. The shape is streamlined with a wide neck and flared base. Floral motifs are observed in the upper and lower parts. Both vases show visible signs of use.

Suggested uses

Decoration on a coffee table

Use as vases for flowers

Decorative element on shelves

Ornament in an oriental setting

Origin: China
Material: Porcelain
Condition: Minor signs of use
Dimensions: 47 cm × 22 cm
Listed on: 17 March 2026

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Mandalay Interiorismo✓Verified

Madrid, Spain

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