in oval form, decorated with gold-plated low relief of a pair of
birds among prunus branches on top of the cover, and of birds,
floral blossoms and bamboo branches on the side.
Age: Chinese, Qing Dynasty, Circa Late 19th century
Measurement: Width 6.1 C.M. / Length 4.6 C.M. / Height 2.7 C.M.
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Consisting of six items, the hexagonal tray is decorated with enameled low relief designs of Noblemen’s lives, the round covered boxes are decorated with enameled embossing design of flying dragons, the betel leaf holder is decorated with openwork design of enameled flower, the small non-enameled bowl is decorated with engraving design of flower, all with stamped silversmith's marks on the bottom.
A Chinese silver salver made by the well-known studio of Wang Hing probably for export and of superb quality, with a border of pierced and embossed dragons chasing the pearl and enclosing a central scene of a flowering prunus tree.The quality of the craftsmanship is very fine and the condition of the dish excellent. As an added interest, it is raised on three supports which simulate bamboo. Stamped WH and 90 and a Chinese stamp.Age: late 19th.C. size: 8 3/4inches(22.5cm) diameter. weight: 13.4o... Click for details
The form of the caddy is taken from an English silver example of the Regency period. The base is hall marked with the maker’s mark MH 90 and two further marks in Chinese characters. 90 of course states the quality of the silver and MH may be the maker, listed by initial only and working in Canton in the early 19th century, in Alan James Marlowe’s ‘Chinese Export Silve... Click for details
in hexagonal form, decorated with low relief design of flying dragon on each side and also on the interior, with side handle loops in the form of dragon, the bottom with a stamped mark of the silversmith.
Age: China, Qing Dynasty, circa 19th Century
Measurement: Height 4.5 C.M. (measuring from the bottom to the rim of the cup)
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specially made for the Thai markey, decorated in repousse design, showing
a Chinese nobleman in the garden, with stamped mark of the silversmith to
the bottom.
Age: Chinese, Qing dynasty, Circa 19th century.
Measurement: Diameter 5.5 C.M./ Height 3.3 C.M.
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