Große Elfenbein-Figuren des Kaiserpaares, China, um 1900 - photo 1

Große Elfenbein-Figuren des Kaiserpaares, China, um 1900

Lot 4212
19.11.2024 10:00UTC +01:00
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€ 3 800
AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 4212 | Große Elfenbein-Figuren des Kaiserpaares, China, um 1900
Große Elfenbein-Figuren des Kaiserpaares, China, um 1900
Aus ganzen Stoßzähnen vollrund geschnitzte Figuren. Die beiden bodenlangen Gewänder mit fein kolorierten Zierborten und fließendem Faltenwurf, die üppigen Pfingstrosensträuße teils durchbrochen gearbeitet. Auf der Basis jeweils eine gravierte Zeichenmarke. Am hinteren Teil der Frauenfrisur eine Reparatur, stellenweise winzige Fehlstellen. Auf eingezogenen Sockeln aus ebonisiertem Holz. Gesamthöhe je ca. 74 cm.
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A large Chinese ivory figures of the imperial couple, circa 1900
A large Chinese ivory figures of the imperial couple, circa 1900
Three-dimensional figures carved from complete tusks. The two floor-length garments with finely coloured decorative trims and flowing drapery, the lavish bouquets of peonies partly sculpted in openwork. The base of each figure with engraved character mark. One repair on the back of the woman’s hair, minimal flaws in parts. On indented bases of ebonised wood. Overall height of each approximately 74 cm.
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Condition: I - II
Place of origin:China
Auction house category:Asiatica
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