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Set including: - Japan, circa 1900 Two silk embroideries depicting fighting cocks. 33 x 43 cm Framed under glass (water stains, wear) - Carved wooden screen with an embroidered silk panel, Vietnam, 19th century The silk is embroidered with a design of two roosters fighting amid bamboo and an inscription in Sino-Vietnamese: 河内 (Hà Nội) 杜文諧 (Đỗ Văn Hài) 製造 (Chế Tạo) “Manufactured by the Đỗ Văn Hài workshop in Hanoi” The wooden frame rests on claw-foot legs with a Chinese-inspired decoration of Greek frets and dragons in relief, in the style of Gabriel Viardot’s works. H. 124 cm - W. 82 cm (significant wear on the silk)
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