Lot of six chairs with bone inlays with geometric and floral decoration, 19th ce…

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Lot of six chairs with bone inlays with geometric and floral decoration, 19th century Measurements: 99 x 42 x 45.

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Lot of six chairs with bone inlays with geometric and floral decoration, 19th century Measurements: 99 x 42 x 45.

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AN OTTOMAN BONE INLAID FOLDING CHAIR, EARLY 20TH CENTURY A hardwood folding chair inlaid with bone fragments featuring flower heads amongst foliage sprays and pierced panels. Height: 104 cm. Width: 46 cm.

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Pair of chairs. Indochina, ca.1920. Teak wood. Mother-of-pearl and bone inlay. Grille seats and back. Measurements: 96 x 44 x 75 cm. A pair of unique teakwood folding chairs with slender, slightly reclining, openwork backs. Mother-of-pearl and bone inlay decorates the uprights and crest, front and back: birds, chrysanthemums, lotuses and elephants, along with a depiction of Shiva on a lotus flower, recall symbolism associated with Hindu mysticism. The seats and the central part of the backrest are made of lattice. Hinduism spread throughout Southeast Asia, permeating the culture of countries such as Indochina, where this furniture originated.

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