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Null Dress, China, twentieth century, midnight blue silk twill dress amply embro…

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Dress, China, twentieth century, midnight blue silk twill dress amply embroidered in polychrome silk medallions of flowers, cranes and woodpeckers and waves on the bottom. Closing with glass bell buttons.

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Dress, China, twentieth century, midnight blue silk twill dress amply embroidered in polychrome silk medallions of flowers, cranes and woodpeckers and waves on the bottom. Closing with glass bell buttons.

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