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412 - Signed Chinese Qing Lacquer Sweetmeat Box Late 19th-early 20th century Artist/Designer/Manufacturer: Unknown Imperial/Provincial Workshop (China) Materials: Lacquered Wood (Red vermilion lacquer exterior, black lacquer tray insert, and natural wood interior lining) Marking(s): Underside/Interior Lid Ink Inscription: Handwritten Chinese calligraphy characters identifying ownership, workshop origin, or catalog records, faded over time from handling. Cataloguer's Notes: This traditional Late 19th Century (Qing Dynasty) square table box is designed as a "Jiulianhe". It functions as a structured serving tray meant to house a set of nine delicate interlocking porcelain sweetmeat or tea dishes. The layout features nine separate mallow-blossom or lotus-shaped recessed compartments carved into a black-lacquered insert plate. When fully complete, separate porcelain dishes containing candied fruits, nuts, or savory treats would sit snugly inside these wells to be presented to guests during formal gatherings or festive ceremonies. H 5.5" x W 14.25"
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Signed Chinese Qing Lacquer Sweetmeat Box Late 19th-early 20th century Artist/Designer/Manufacturer: Unknown Imperial/Provincial Workshop (China) Materials: Lacquered Wood (Red vermilion lacquer exterior, black lacquer tray insert, and natural wood interior lining) Marking(s): Underside/Interior Lid Ink Inscription: Handwritten Chinese calligraphy characters identifying ownership, workshop origin, or catalog records, faded over time from handling. Cataloguer's Notes: This traditional Late 19th Century (Qing Dynasty) square table box is designed as a "Jiulianhe". It functions as a structured serving tray meant to house a set of nine delicate interlocking porcelain sweetmeat or tea dishes. The layout features nine separate mallow-blossom or lotus-shaped recessed compartments carved into a black-lacquered insert plate. When fully complete, separate porcelain dishes containing candied fruits, nuts, or savory treats would sit snugly inside these wells to be presented to guests during formal gatherings or festive ceremonies. H 5.5" x W 14.25" Good antique condition. Unless otherwise stated, all information provided is the opinion of our specialists. Should you have any specific questions regarding the condition of this lot, please use the ask question button or send us an email to info@akibaantiques.com
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