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Lot 22
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Sceptre en bois et plaques de jade blanc Chine, dynastie Qing, XVIIIE-XIXE siècle

Estimate
8,000 - 12,000 EUR
bidding is closed

Description

  • bois et jade
l'inclusion rouille de la tête du ruyi ingénieusement utilisée pour représenter une chauve-souris en vol parmi deux pêches de longévité dans leur feuillage, la plaque centrale abritant un citron digité et l'extrémité une grenade éclatée

Condition

The sceptre in good overall condition with several chips around the plaques. The plaques are loose and the central one is slightly chipped ; the actual color of the jade is slighlty more celadon, less yellow, than the catalogue illustration suggests.
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Catalogue Note

Compare a wood ruyi sceptre with jade inlays of assorted well-wishing motifs in the National Palace Museum illustrated in Auspicious Ju-i Scepters of China, Taipei, 1995, pl. 41.
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