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A RARE PAIR OF LARGE IMPERIAL CARVED POLYCHROME LACQUER PEACH-FORM BOXES AND COVERS

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HKD 4 158 000
Auction dateClassic
30.05.2022 11:30UTC +08:00
Auctioneer
CHRISTIE'S
Event location
Hong Kong, Hong Kong
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ID 763418
Lot 2899 | A RARE PAIR OF LARGE IMPERIAL CARVED POLYCHROME LACQUER PEACH-FORM BOXES AND COVERS
A RARE PAIR OF LARGE IMPERIAL CARVED POLYCHROME LACQUER PEACH-FORM BOXES AND COVERSQIANLONG PERIOD (1736-1795)The top of each cover is carved with a panel of conforming peach shape, deeply carved through layers of polychrome lacquer on a green wan-diaper ground with a jubaopen, ‘basket of treasures’, radiating red, green and yellow rays illuminating a large character chun, ‘Spring’, decorated with a roundel enclosing Shoulao and a deer in landscape, the central motif flanked by a pair of sinuous dragons amidst densely scrolling clouds, the rounded sides of the box and cover with bats in flight amidst leafy boughs bearing peaches and blossoms, the interior and base lacquered black.18 in. (45.9 cm.) wide
Medium:Acrylic glass, Japanese lacquerware, Plastic
Historical era:Qianlong period
Place of origin:China, Eastern Asia, Asia
Category:Case
Auction house category:All other types of objects
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