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CARLTON HOBBS LLC
(Antique dealer)
60 East 93rd Street
N.Y. 10128 NEW YORK - USA
Tel : +1 212 423 9000
Fax number : +1 212 876 0167
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Email address : enquiries@carltonhobbs.com
Website : http://www.carltonhobbs.com
Time zone : GTM -06:00
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Asking price :
price on application
Original text : (Automatic translation)
An extraordinary pair of Qing dynasty lacquer cabinets-on-stands from the collection of the Prince de Ligne.
Of black lacquer with polychrome decoration. Each cabinet with paired bi-fold doors, the exterior brightly painted with figures and reserves, the doors enclosing a four-paneled folding screen, one decorated with a continuous erotic scene of couples engaged in acts of passion within a garden, the other screen decorated with figures in a garden, each cabinet with a fitted interior and resting on a stand with pierced trellis-pattern apron and with each leg terminating in a ball-and-claw foot.
The present lacquer cabinets, raised on their original stands, are externally decorated with unusually bold figures in a landscape, and open to reveal further imagery with painted figures incorporated into an architectural balconied interior.
Qianlong Period. Circa 1765.
Original text :
An extraordinary pair of Qing dynasty lacquer cabinets-on-stands from the collection of the Prince de Ligne.
Of black lacquer with polychrome decoration. Each cabinet with paired bi-fold doors, the exterior brightly painted with figures and reserves, the doors enclosing a four-paneled folding screen, one decorated with a continuous erotic scene of couples engaged in acts of passion within a garden, the other screen decorated with figures in a garden, each cabinet with a fitted interior and resting on a stand with pierced trellis-pattern apron and with each leg terminating in a ball-and-claw foot.
The present lacquer cabinets, raised on their original stands, are externally decorated with unusually bold figures in a landscape, and open to reveal further imagery with painted figures incorporated into an architectural balconied interior.
Qianlong Period. Circa 1765.
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