Antique Ethnic Chinese Stone Chop Seal Stamp Cube with Engraving on Each Side - Rita Okrent Collection (AA125) Tiger hat Sourced in the 1980's during Stone Item 556

Name: Antique Ethnic Chinese Stone Chop Seal Stamp Cube with Engraving on Each Side - Rita Okrent Collection (AA125) Tiger hat Sourced in the 1980's during Stone Item 556
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Antique Ethnic Chinese Stone Chop Seal Stamp Cube with Engraving on Each Side - Rita Okrent Collection (AA125) Tiger hat Sourced in the 1980's during Stone Item 556

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Antique Ethnic Chinese Stone Chop Seal Stamp Cube with Engraving on Each Side Rita Okrent Collection (AA125) Tiger hat Sourced in the 1980's during Stone Item 556 Sourced in the 1980's during Rita's travels Plain terracotta lamp with flat spout Chinese green stone chop (stamp) in a cube shape with engraved pictograms on all surfaces Artifacts and Antiques 125

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