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PROPERTY FROM A PRIVATE UK COLLECTION
          ~147
          A LARGE SILVER AND ENAMEL NECKLACE AND A
          COLLECTION OF ENAMEL AND KINGFISHER FEATHER
          JEWELLERY
          QING DYNASTY (1644-1911)
          The necklace has a silver collar and is hung with a large shaped box
          enclosing an interior palace scene with the emperor receiving gifts
          before an audience of scholar officials, tribute bearers, children and
          a horse. The figures are rendered in gilt metal, the building in tones
          of turquoise, blue and aubergine enamels whilst details including
          the throne, the horse's saddle and leaves are all skillfully highlighted
          in kingfisher feather. The reverse is enamelled with a bold bird and
          peony design. The necklace is hung with green and white beads
          and a double phoenix jade pendant. The collection also comprises
          enamel-decorated jewellery including a tasseled 'vase and double
          phoenix' pendant, three hairpins, a hair comb, a pair of earrings, two
          buttons and a nail guard.
          The necklace 25 in. (63.5 cm.) long     (11)
          £5,000-10,000                  US$6,400-13,000
                                           €5,500-11,000
          PROVENANCE:
          Property from the Collection of Werner Forman (1921-2010),
          assembled between the 1950s and the 1990s.
          Property from a Private UK Collection.

          英國私人珍藏
          清   銀胎琺瑯項鏈及點翠配琺瑯飾物一組
                                                                                                 (detail)
          來源:
          Werner Forman (1921-2010)舊藏, 於1950年代至1990年代購入











































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