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Flower Cart

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Flower Cart

metalwork / Edo

Edo period, 19th century

Cast and hammered gold, silver, copper-gold alloy, and other materials; with inlay

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This flower cart is made entirely of metal. It was designed for purely ornamental purposes.

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