Mobilier Chinois
Black lacquered console
China, 19th c.
235x43x82cm

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Mobilier Chinois Black lacquered console China, 19th c. 235x43x82cm

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Mobilier Chinois

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Starting price 350 EUR

CHINA, Ningbo - Early 20th century Red lacquered and gilded carved wood furniture depicting Fô dogs Bears an 18th-century CHINA label Crack and 1 broken ear glued back on H. 19 cm .

Estim. 80 - 120 EUR

Black lacquered wood console table. With four painted wood extensions. 73 x 90 x 40 cm (closed console). 90 x 50 cm (one extension).

Estim. 1 600 - 1 800 EUR

Chinese furniture. Qing Dynasty, 19th century. Hand lacquered wood with palace scenes. Brass hardware and handles. It shows marks of use and wear. Needs refinishing. Measurements: 41 x 84 x 48 cm. Chinese furniture from the Qing Dynasty. Rectangular structure, three of its sides and the top have been hand lacquered with palace scenes, focusing especially the decoration on the front. Pagodas, terraces, court ladies and servants are framed against a landscape of bluish mountains. The chromatic vivacity used on the front doors stands out. In the margins, geometric greca and calligraphic details complete the decoration. It has a pin lock.

Chinese official, China probably 19th century (Qing), wood, rubbed and chipped, stress cracks (stable), h. 28 cm

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