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The reverse bears the stamp of Kuhn & Komor, Yokohama. The Hungarian luxury goods retailers Kuhn & Komor first shop opened in Hong Kong in 1896. In 1898 they opened another shop in the Shanghai Palace Hotel, Shanghai and later a shop in Japan at 37 Water Street, Yokohama. Known as K&K, they were called the “Asprey of Asia”. They ceased trading before the outbreak of World War II.
Dimensions:
Height
118.11 cm / 46 "
Width
76.2 cm
/ 30 "
Framed height
165.1 cm
/ 65 "
Framed width
120.65 cm
/ 47 "
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