Chinese 1.5 meter Vase of XIX Century in the Perlov Tea House

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«Chinese 1.5 meter Vase of XIX Century in the Perlov Tea House»

Chinese one and half meter vase of XIX century, protected by glass, in the Tea-Coffee shop on Myasnitskaya 19, Perlov House. This is one of two beautiful vases ordered by Sergey Vasilyevich Perlov from Chinese masters to decorate the interiors of his famous teahouse. The house was decorated in the style of a Chinese pagoda for the arrival of the representative of the Chinese emperor dignitary Li Hongyan to Moscow at the coronation of Nicholas II in 1896.

Photo #394 taken on December 04, 2019

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Date: December 4, 2019 06:43:00 am EST
File name: alp-2019-1204-394-chinese-vase-of-19-century-in-perlov-tea-house.jpg
Tags: Russia , interiors , porcelain , Moscow Buildings , decorations , Houses , Perlov House , Tea House , Perlov Tea House , pagoda , Myasnitskaya street , Moscow Houses , Chinese Vase , vases , Moscow

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