A Gilt Silver Plaque of Ming Dynasty,1368-1644
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Directory: Archives: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese: Pre 1700: Item # 1039515
Directory: Archives: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese: Pre 1700: Item # 1039515
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Description:
A gilt silver plaque was well decorated with motifs of QiLinSongZi, a most popular Chinese metaphor of the fairy animal Qilin sending child to the vowing family.
By characteristic Chinese scenes of pagoda, plum trees, Qilin and the figure riding through the water waves, the picturesque scene was well carved and chiseled by excellent craftsmanship.
It was a piece most likely a buckle on the cloth belt. There're old drilling holes on four corners for sewing thread.
Date: Ming Dynasty,1368-1644
Measurements: 7cm x 6cm.
Description:
A gilt silver plaque was well decorated with motifs of QiLinSongZi, a most popular Chinese metaphor of the fairy animal Qilin sending child to the vowing family.
By characteristic Chinese scenes of pagoda, plum trees, Qilin and the figure riding through the water waves, the picturesque scene was well carved and chiseled by excellent craftsmanship.
It was a piece most likely a buckle on the cloth belt. There're old drilling holes on four corners for sewing thread.
Date: Ming Dynasty,1368-1644
Measurements: 7cm x 6cm.