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201 Y
A HuANgHuAlI INkSTONe BOx ANd
cOVeR
Qing Dynasty
The 19th century elliptical box with
detachable cover with moulded edge
surmounted with an earlier agate belt buckle
carved and pierced with fruiting vines, all
raised on bracket feet.
21.5cm wide (2).

£500 - 700
202 Y
A HuANgHuAlI ANd BuRlwOOd
INceNSe BuRNeR STANd 201
Qing Dynasty
The rectangular top with inset burlwood Y
‘floating’ panel over a waist with applied 204
A cAMPHOR wOOd-lINed
burlwood detailing above a stepped apron HuANgHuAlI cHeST
with central carved shou character flanked
by scroll details in relief and raised on slender Qing Dynasty
The rectangular top with inset wood panel
corner supports with moulded edges joined
by hump-back stretchers and with splayed carved in relief with three shou characters
and flanked by side panels carved with bats,
feet. the front with three further shou characters,
96.5cm high, 53.5cm wide, 34.5cm deep
side panels with a single shou motif, the
reverse panel carved with a pair of bats, all
£800 - 1,200
raised on mask and tongue supports ending
in ball and claw feet, opening to reveal a
203 camphor interior including a tray slide.
A PAIR OF SIlVeR BOwlS wITH lINeRS
19th century 61cm high, 110cm wide, 58cm deep
Each of shallow circular form and decorated
in relief to the exterior with fenghuang £300 - 500
(phoenix) amidst peony issuing from rockwork 205
and complete with a liner, maker marked. A gIlT-lAcqueR exPORT TeA cAddy
26.5cm diameter and with combined weight 19th century
of 76 ozt (4).
Formed as a casket, raised on paw feet,
the exterior painted with typical landscape
£400 - 600
scenes, with two pewter compartments to
the interior; together with a gilt-lacquered
jewellery box.
28cm wide (2).
£400 - 600 202

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