A Chinese lacquer mirror and a carved soapstone figure of a recumbent boy, Ming Dynasty, early 18th century
Ceramics and Glass
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A Chinese lacquer mirror and a carved soapstone figure of a recumbent boy, Ming Dynasty, early 18th century
the front is carved and applied with hardstone birds and flaming clouds, centred by a lug handle and a Chinese carved soapstone figure of a recumbent boy. The small boy, supporting a headrest in his left arm, his right hand resting on his knee, his robe lightly carved with flowers
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(1) Carving height: 3,4cm; length: 6cm; (2) Mirror diameter: 14cm
Provenance
Property of an Oriental Collector.
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