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Rare Black Nippon Sugar Bowl - Dragon Pattern circa 1920's with lid Containing additional shades of raspberry far back in history

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Rare Black Nippon Sugar Bowl Dragon Pattern circa 1920's with lid Containing additional shades of raspberry far back in history Containing additional shades of raspberry as would be expected due to age Hand painted with a dragon motif that wraps around the entire jar and an interlocked repeating Asian design that wraps around the collar and the base photograph of original owner and handwritten detailing the provenance of the piece

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