Guanyin and child, Fu Chow gold lacquer
Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese: Lacquer Pre 1900: item #347643 580
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DeHoogh Antiques
215-735-7722
$3,500
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Chinese mid-19th century Height 28 cm
Since the late Ming the combining of lacquer and oil paint on an object has been done. However it was in Fu Chow province that this technique was most widely used, which is why such work is referred to as Fu Chow lacquer. Guanyin is standing on a base of flowers, leaves,pods and stems of lotus which are painted in red, black and brown oil paint. Both Guanyin and child have an undercoat of rich mahogany brown lacquer which is visible in areas wher... Click for details
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Black lacquered square box with mother of pearl
Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese: Lacquer Pre 1700: item #303570 420
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DeHoogh Antiques
215-735-7722
$6,000
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Width 7 cm.
Contrary to the usual primary use of the white portion of mother of pearl, this box has only iridescent inlay. Leaves made of gold foil heightens the dazzling effect.
Three figures stroll in a moonlit pavilion garden. The sides of the box are inlaid in a dense geometric design. The inside of the lid has an auspicious design that will remain a secret for the future owner to discover. 17th century.
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