Rare Qing Dynasty Dish Found Under Family's Sofa
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A family in north London discovered a valuable Qing Dynasty porcelain dish worth around £30,000 hidden under their sofa. The dish, weighing approximately 13.6 kg and measuring about 61 cm in circumference, was made for the Chuxiugong Palace in Beijing's Forbidden City. Decorated with imperial yellow, dragons, and other intricate designs, it is believed to have been created in the 1880s for the birthday of Dowager Empress Cixi.
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Giant Qing porcelain dish worth £30,000 which was made for Beijing's F...
Giant Qing porcelain dish worth £30,000 which was made for Beijing's F...
Giant Qing porcelain dish worth £30,000 that was made for Beijing's Fo...
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