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1301                                                              A ‘HUANGHUALI’ MIRROR CASE
                                                                  QING DYNASTY
A ‘HUANGHUALI’ AND HARDWOOD
CONTINUOUS YOKEBACK ARMCHAIR                                      of square section, the lid lifting up to reveal a collapsible mirror
LATE QING DYNASTY                                                 stand inset with openwork panels of owers and stylized
                                                                  tendrils, framing the central section carved in openwork with
the gently shaped crestrail, over a S-shaped splat, rounding      a quatrefoil motif, the bottom of the stand with a lotus leaf-
to the back posts continuing through the seat frame to form       shaped support for the mirror, above a dressing case set with
the straight back legs, the sinuous armrails supported on an      three drawers, all raised on four hoof feet
S-shaped brace and straight front post continuing through         Height 8 in., 20.3 cm; Width 10¾ in., 27.3 cm;
the frame to form the front legs, the hard wood seat set within   Depth 10¾ in., 27.3 cm
a frame, the square section legs joined by plain spandrels, a      PROVENANCE
footrail, side and back stretchers                                Collection of Jane and Markus Chaplain.
Height 39¾ in., 101 cm; Width 22⅛ in., 56.2 cm;                   Ⴚ$ 4,000-6,000
Depth 18 in., 45.7 cm
PROVENANCE                                                        㶭ġġġ湫剙㡐㉀䔲⺷掉冢
Pao & Moltke, Toronto.
Ⴚ$ 10,000-15,000                                               1301

㶭㛓ġġġ湫剙㡐㊤䠔㛐⋿⭀ⷥ㢭                                                   1302

1302                                                               PROPERTY OF AN AMERICAN PRIVATE COLLECTOR

130 SOTHEBY’S                                                     A ‘HUANGHUALI’ SEDAN CHAIR DOCUMENT
                                                                  BOX
                                                                  QING DYNASTY, 18TH / 19TH CENTURY

                                                                  the cover with a long rectangular single board top, the shallow
                                                                  sides with beaded edge, opening to the conforming box set
                                                                  with a removable shallow tray between two small covered
                                                                  compartments with cloud-shaped brass corner mounts
                                                                  and a rectangular brass lock plate and cloud-form hasp and
                                                                  reinforced strap metal mounts to the sides
                                                                  Height 5¾ in., 14.6 cm; Width 31⅜ in., 79.7 cm;
                                                                  Depth 7½ in., 19.1 cm
                                                                  Ⴚ$ 12,000-15,000

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