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https://museo.prz.cl/ysudrewa/2020/04/juguete-mecanico-Chinoise.jpg1205688From the 18th century, the European desire to acquire fans, screens, lacquer, porcelain and all kinds of objects and furniture from China, promoted a utopian relationship with the East. In the 19th century there were workshops specialized in the production of manufactured items adapted to western taste. However, as they failed to cope with the...