Lot 121
  • 121

Figure d'européen en plâtre Chine, dynastie Qing, probablement XIXE siècle

Estimate
7,000 - 9,000 EUR
bidding is closed

Description

d'après le sculpteur cantonnais Amoy Chinqua, le gentilhomme vêtu d'une vareuse rouge et hautes chausses noires, coiffé d'une perruque son couvre-chef sous le bras, sur une base quadrangulaire inscrite Amoy Chinquaef 1717, boite vitrée en bois

Provenance

The Roger Warner Collection, Christie's London, South Kensington, 20-21 January 2009, lot 217.

Condition

The two legs are restored (some lines corresponding to the original break are still showing), but the restoration is good and the figure is now in a very good presentation state. Some retouching and possibly smaller restored areas to the rear of the man's coat sleeves and the back of the figure. The wood showcase is in good condition.
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