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19TH CENTURY
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**AN IVORY COURT NECKLACE, CHAOZHU
19TH CENTURY
Comprising 108 plain beads, three larger orange-stained beads and a two-part orange-stained bead, an oval green-stained pendant and an orange-stained flower-form pendant and three strands of green-stained beads suspending small orange-stained tear-drop pendants, all of the beads and pendants finely pierced and carved; with a red lacquer circular necklace box (2)
19TH CENTURY
Comprising 108 plain beads, three larger orange-stained beads and a two-part orange-stained bead, an oval green-stained pendant and an orange-stained flower-form pendant and three strands of green-stained beads suspending small orange-stained tear-drop pendants, all of the beads and pendants finely pierced and carved; with a red lacquer circular necklace box (2)
Provenance
Brooklyn Museum of Art (acc. nos. 37.371-299 and 37.371-301B)
Exhibited
Stanford, California, Stanford Museum at Stanford University, The Magnificent Manchus, Court Art of the Ch'ing Dynasty, 27 November 1954 - 5 February 1955, no. 179,
Special notice
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