Simona Oprea
Head of Oriental Art, Traditional Art & Carpets Evaluation Office; Chinese Language Certificate HSK 4
99. Tea service set consisting of a teapot and a sugar bowl, made of silver, protocol gift from the President of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, General Mohammad Zia-ul Haq, during the state visit in November 1982, in the original box. [cca. 1970]
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99. Tea service set consisting of a teapot and a sugar bowl, made of silver, protocol gift from the President of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, General Mohammad Zia-ul Haq, during the state visit in November 1982, in the original box. [cca. 1970]
Not sold
Selling price
EUR 720
940 silver, 420 g, letieră: 10 x 10 x 5 cm; zaharniță; 10 x 12 x 6,5 cm
Research information
A portion of the funds obtained from the sale of items from the personal collection of Ambassador Nicolae Ecobescu will be directed towards the publication of the last two volumes in the monumental series "Romania: Survival and Affirmation Through Diplomacy in the Cold War Years".
PROVENANCE
Provine din colecția fostului ambasador Nicolae Ecobescu.
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