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Dear Cecil,
Recently I stumble upon a very beautiful piece of glass (the type is call "liu li") deco in the replica of Qin dynasty emperor's chair with 5 craved dragons. I personlly love it very much but wonder if there's any specific place I should place it or rather any area I should take care of not to misplace it. Initially I thought of placing it near the entrace where we have a display area facing the main door. If not facing the dinning area looking out to the window. Both in the South sector.
The piece is not a huge. It measures only about 3.5" x 3" x 3".
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