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RARE ET IMPORTANT BOL EN OR EMAILLE ET INCRUSTATIONS DE RUBIS

Lot 35
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ID 1507811
Lot 35 | RARE ET IMPORTANT BOL EN OR EMAILLE ET INCRUSTATIONS DE RUBIS
Estimate value
€ 40 000 – 60 000
RARE ET IMPORTANT BOL EN OR EMAILLE ET INCRUSTATIONS DE RUBIS
ROYAUME DU SIAM, THAILANDE, XIXE SIECLE
Le bol largement évasé reposant sur un pied également évasé évoquant la forme d'une fleur de lotus épanouie, le pied et la coupe à décor repoussé de pétales émaillés en vert, blanc et rouge, le bord et le pied soulignés d'une ligne d'inscrustations de rubis.
Hauteur : 15,8 cm (6 ¼ in.)
Diamètre : 11,2 cm (4 ½ in.)




Provenance

Offert par le roi de Siam Chulalongkorn, Rama le Grand, au roi Albert de Saxe, très probablement à l'occasion de sa visite à Dresde en 1897.
Collection de la Maison royale de Saxe.
Sotheby’s, The Moritzburg Treasure, Londres 17 décembre 1999, lot 10.



Further details

A RARE AND IMPORTANT ENAMELLED GOLD AND RUBY-SET BOWL, SIAM, THAILAND, 19TH CENTURY
Medium:Gold
Place of origin:South-Eastern Asia, Asia, Thailand
Category:Bowls
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