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Japanese Ichiboku Carved Treen
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Pre 1980 item# 1153480 (stock# 382AOG)
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The Art and Orchid Gallery
561-575-6868
$225
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This one-of-a-kind Japanese treen is crafted from a tree stump and its roots, possibly mulberry wood. It is a secular sculpture of two figures struggling in martial art combat. The sculptor used the twisted roots and knotty stump to his advantage to express the violent emotions and dynamic forms of the carving.
The Japanese have for a long time had a preference for wooden sculpture. They have a traditional taste for wood and a skill in using a chisel. This particular carved treen exhibits ...click for details
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Jing Tai Lan Sweetmeat Box
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Pre 1980 item# 1152736 (stock# 257AOG)
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The Art and Orchid Gallery
561-575-6868
$950
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This jing tai lan sweetmeat box (cake box) in the Qianlong style is exemplified by an elaborate cover fashioned of high relief repousse with cabochons and tiered borders filled with true finely enameled Chinese motifs. The box sides and base are brass banded tiers of cloisonne in 18th Century opaque enamel colors and mixed colors. The top of the box cover is an elaborate high relief brass annealed on copper lotus scroll and flower motif.
The cabochons, outlined by rope or flat wire, make up t ...click for details
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