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Early 20thC Chinese Silk Crane Artwork

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A very beautiful and high quality artwork in silk, the image is of two cranes and every aspect of them is hand woven in silk. There are little bits of damage from age as can be seen in the photos but nothing that detracts from the item. The artist has managed to get great character into the faces of the cranes and the feathers are extraordinary.
Measures 135cm tall by 66cm wide and 3cm deep.
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£385.00  UK
$482.02  USA
€450.84  EU
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Date Early 20thC  Early 20th Century Antiques Material Silk Origin Chinese Item code as649a513 Status For Sale

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Heirlooms by LawrenceUnit C, Cotefield Farm
Oxford Road
Bodicote
Oxfordshire
OX15 4AQ

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