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Tibetan, possibly Bhutanese or Nepalese
17th–19th century
possibly Nepalese or Chinese
20th century
Tibetan, and possibly Bhutanese and Nepalese
18th–19th century
Tibetan, and possibly Bhutanese and Nepalese
18th–19th century
Tibetan or Nepalese
18th–19th century
Chelsea Porcelain Manufactory
ca. 1755
Mennecy
ca. 1755–65
Mennecy
porcelain ca. 1755–65, mounts 1745–49
Western Tibet or Ladakh
14th century
Chinese
17th–18th century
Chinese
mid-18th century
Chinese
ca. 1750
Chinese
18th century
Chinese
16th–17th century
Chinese
ca. 1644–83
Chinese
late 19th–early 20th century
Chinese
late 19th to early 20th century
Jean-Baptiste Monnoyer
ca. 1735–40
Tibetan or Chinese
19th century
Bhajuman Chitrkar
ca. 1830
Chinese, for European market
ca. 1700
Himalayan, possibly Tibetan, Nepalese, or Bhutanese
17th–19th century
Chantilly
porcelain ca. 1735, mounts ca. 1740–50 and later
Indian, Bengal (?) or Nepalese
19th century
Indian, Bengal (?) or Nepalese
19th century
Indian, Bengal (?) or Nepalese
19th century
Indian, Bengal (?) or Nepalese
19th century
possibly Mongolian or Chinese
13th–15th century
Tibetan, and possibly Bhutanese or Nepalese
18th–19th century
Chinese
probably 18th century
Eastern Tibetan or Chinese
possibly 17th–18th century
Eastern Tibetan or Chinese
possibly 17th–18th century
Tibetan, Mongolian, or Chinese
possibly 13th–14th century
Tibetan or Chinese
19th–early 20th century
spearhead, Chinese or Mongolian; case, Tibetan
17th–18th century
Chinese
19th century
possibly Japanese or Chinese
19th century
Chinese
18th–19th century
Chinese, for European or possibly British market
ca. 1700
Chinese, possibly for European or American market
early 19th century