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318. A Chinese black lacquer altar table, with pierced ends and scroll feet, Qing dynasty, 84.7cm high, 150cm wide, 35cm deep. £200-300 319. A late 19th century Chinese boxwood carving of Zhong Kui, together with a smaller carving of Liu Hai, 23.8cm (max). (2) £100-150
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320. An early 19th century Chinese export lacquer tea chest, of sarcophagus shape, decorated in gilt with panels of figures in tea related pursuits with further decoration of flowers and butterflies, the hinged lid revealing a pair of lift-out lidded pewter canisters with vegetable ivory handles with brass side carrying handles on carved and painted giltwood dragon feet, 16cm high, 28cm wide, 21.7cm deep. £300-500
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321. Three late 19th century Chinese padouk stools, comprising: two oval and one circular, each with a dished seat on lappet carved legs united by an ‘X’ stretcher, each with a paper label to the underside, inscribed ‘KWONG HING WING, DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF CHINESE AND FOREIGN BLACK WOOD FURNITURE No. 5, in front of Wa Lam Monastery, Si Loi Chor Ta, CANTON’, 49.6cm high, 39cm wide. (3) £300-500
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