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A LARGE JADE CAMEL Late Ming to early Qing Dynasty (17th - 18th century) Of celadon nephrite with brown inclusions, the camel is lying down with his head raised upward. Together with a fitted box. Camels are often found in Chinese art, depicting the Bactrian camels traveling along the Silk Road. L. 7.4 in. (18.8 cm.) Ref. 788802Price on request
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