A pair of Chinese famille rose table lamps, a bird cage, a guardian lion, a Fènghuáng and a pagoda, 20th century Two openwork famille rose vases, worked as table lamps, carved wooden base, lamp top added, jade scabbard as finial, one foot damaged, total height 74 cm, porcelain height 28 cm. Guardian lion, glazed green, unglazed underside, height 15 cm. Fènghuáng made of soapstone, small chips, height 24 cm. Green-glazed porcelain pagoda, unglazed underside, height 14.5 cm. Birdcage with carved wooden legs and numerous inserted and inlaid decorative elements of porcelain, glass and soapstone, height 35 cm. Condition: II - III

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