File:Porcelain tea cups from the reign of the Tianqi Emperor.jpg

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Porcelain tea cups from the reign of the Tianqi Emperor (r. 1620–1627) during the Ming Dynasty of China.

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Sepember 15, 2008

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English Wikipedia

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en:User:Iwanafish

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Ming Dynasty

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Horizontal resolution	72 dpi
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