十七世紀 銅錯銀絲纏枝蓮紋長頸瓶

with a compressed globular body and steep shoulder rising to a tall think neck, supported on a splayed foot, inlaid with a design of foliate scrolls bearing lotus blossoms

Minor dents and nicks to the rims and body. There is scattered loss to the silver wiring. Expected wear to surface. Otherwise, in overall good condition.
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A similar vase of smaller size with a Shi Shou mark is illustrated in Sydney L. Moss, The Second Bronze Age: Later Chinese Metalwork, London, 1991, no.  63.