QING DYNASTY
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A GROUP OF THREE IVORIES**
QING DYNASTY
THE FIRST CARVED AS STANDING IMMORTAL, DRESSED IN FLOWING ROBES AND HOLDING A SMALL DRAGON IN ONE HAND AND A PEARL IN THE OTHER; ANOTHER EXAMPLE CARVED AS A SEATED LAUGHING MAN BEING OFFERED A CUP BY A YOUNG ATTENDANT; AND THE THIRD CARVED AS A SINO-TIBETAN DEITY WEARING A CROWN OF SKULLS AND A SKULL BELT WITH A TIGER SKIN CLOTH, HOLDING DOUBLE VAJRA IN HIS HANDS, SEATED ON A LOTUS BASE
9 IN. (19.7 CM.) HIGH (3)
QING DYNASTY
THE FIRST CARVED AS STANDING IMMORTAL, DRESSED IN FLOWING ROBES AND HOLDING A SMALL DRAGON IN ONE HAND AND A PEARL IN THE OTHER; ANOTHER EXAMPLE CARVED AS A SEATED LAUGHING MAN BEING OFFERED A CUP BY A YOUNG ATTENDANT; AND THE THIRD CARVED AS A SINO-TIBETAN DEITY WEARING A CROWN OF SKULLS AND A SKULL BELT WITH A TIGER SKIN CLOTH, HOLDING DOUBLE VAJRA IN HIS HANDS, SEATED ON A LOTUS BASE
9 IN. (19.7 CM.) HIGH (3)