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           A cARVed BAMBOO lIBATION cuP                       A gROuP OF HARdwOOd STANdS
           18th century                                       Qing Dynasty and later
           Shaped to simulate the profile of rhinoceros horn, and deeply carved   Comprising: a pair of burlwood-inset miniature table-form stands;
           as a gnarled pine trunk and dense branches, with a pair of cranes   another pair of tall stool-form stands; and a group of plate stands.
           sheltering beneath, traces of lacquer.             The largest pair 21cm high (qty).
           9.3cm high, 11.8cm wide
                                                              £500 - 800
           £1,500 - 2,000
                                                              211  Y
           207                                                A lARge HARdwOOd ANd PAINTed glASS HANgINg
           A cARVed ANd lINed BAMBOO lIBATION cuP             lANTeRN
           18th century                                       Qing Dynasty
           The triangular profile simulating rhinoceros horn, boldly carved and   Of hexagonal section and formed with six frames containing colour-
           undercut as a pine tree with twisted branches and sprays of needles,   painted glass panels depicting dignitaries and architecture, each
           with white metal liner,                            frame with a carved and pierced arched top with twin dragons flanking
           9cm high, 9cm wide                                 the flaming pearl, the corners with curving flanges, (some losses).
                                                              Full height including steel suspension hook, 83cm, 58cm wide
           £2,000 - 3,000
                                                              £500 - 700
           208  Y
           A HuAlI AlTAR TABle                                212
           Qing Dynasty                                       A lARge ANd IMPReSSIVe cAST-IRON TRIPOd INceNSe
           The rectangular top with inset ‘floating’ panel, the roll-over ends with   BuRNeR
           inset carved panel of stylised lotus and ruyi, the apron carved and   Ming Dynasty
           pierced with confronting dragons flanking a flaming pearl, all raised on   Of rounded form with two swing handles, the sides decorated with
           indented rectangular-section supports with side stretchers with fish-  large panels of flowers in relief below a band of raised circular prunts
           belly panelling to the aperture, the feet with carved ruyi details.    at the rim.
           83.5cm high, 116cm wide, 40cm deep
                                                              64cm high, 66cm diameter at rim
           £500 - 700
                                                              £3,000 - 4,000
           209  Y
           A HARdwOOd AlTAR TABle                             Provenance
           Qing Dynasty                                       Christie’s London, 16th September 2014, lot 139.
           The rectangular top with applied up-turned scroll terminals above
           an apron carved in bass-relief with stylised wave and cloud designs
           around a central bi-disc representing the earth, all raised on four
           indented supports joined by end stretchers and with splayed feet.
           83cm high, 121cm wide, 42cm deep
           £500 - 700
                                                     For details of the charges payable in addition to the final Hammer Price of each Lot
           50  |  BONHAMS                            please refer to paragraphs 7 & 8 of the Notice to Bidders at the back of the catalogue.
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