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Chinese lacquered wooden box.
Late Ming, early 17th century.
Decorated on the lid with four ladies and a child on a terrace, with trees issuing from rockwork, all within a black framework with gilt panels of flowers on a hatched background,
The front portion with a man seated on a terrace with three ladies standing and five attendants with trees issuing from rockwork, all within a black framework with gilt panels of flowers on a hatched background. The foot with panels of flowers in gilt on a red background.
The end panels of flowers on a red background within a black framework with gilt panels of flowers on a hatched background with square metal handles. The back decorated with a lily.
Dimensions
Width: 17 3/16in. 43.4cm., Height: 10 1/4in. 26cm., Depth: 11 1/4in. 28.5cmCondition report
Wear to corners and some edgesStock number
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