A Chinese "Archaic" form bronze and champleve enamel baluster vase, Qing dynasty, with dragon mask handles, a square section mouth decorated with raised lappets above a girdle of palmettes over a spreading pedestal foot. 18.5 cm high.
A Chinese "Archaic" form bronze and champleve enamel baluster vase, Qing dynasty, with dragon mask handles, a square section mouth decorated with raised lappets above a girdle of palmettes over a spreading pedestal foot. 18.5 cm high.
Auction: Interiors, Art & Antiques, 5th Dec, 2024
To include a pair of large green-patinated bronze recumbent lions after Antonio Canova, a Charles I documentary walnut side chair by repute formerly in the ownership of Charles I, works of art by James Abbot McNeil Whistler, Sir Stanley Spencer, and Tim Braden, a scarce WW2 SOE/OSS assassin's sleeve dagger & scabbard, and much more.
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