Null Chinese fan of the Qing dynasty Canton, probably c. 1890, fan of bone (with…

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Chinese fan of the Qing dynasty Canton, probably c. 1890, fan of bone (with fine openwork and relief carving with Asian landscape and figure motifs) and hand-painted paper with multi-figure courtly garden and palace scenery, h approx. 27.5cm, in original box of black lacquered wood with gold staffage (l 32cm), fan and box with slight damage (paper slightly cracked, box with small lacquer damage)

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Chinese fan of the Qing dynasty Canton, probably c. 1890, fan of bone (with fine openwork and relief carving with Asian landscape and figure motifs) and hand-painted paper with multi-figure courtly garden and palace scenery, h approx. 27.5cm, in original box of black lacquered wood with gold staffage (l 32cm), fan and box with slight damage (paper slightly cracked, box with small lacquer damage)

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