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Two Chinese wooden sculptures depicting a deity or an emperor of the Qing dynasty, both seated on a lacquered and gilded throne with original polychromy; the face painted red and the garments gilded. In the second sculpture the polychromy is no longer present, only faint traces remain, and both show missing parts.

Due sculture Cinesi  in legno raffiguranti una divinità o un imperatore della dinastia Qing, entrambi raffigurati seduti su un trono  laccato e dorato con policromia originale viso dipinto di rosso e vesti dorate, nella seconda scultura la policromia non è più presente, solo leggere tracce, entrambe presentano mancanze di alcune parti

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Wood - China - XVIII/ XIX

Fair condition - 27 cm

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Two Chinese wooden sculptures from the Qing dynasty, each seated on a lacquered and gilded throne with original polychromy in red facial features and gold robes, the second with little remaining polychromy and both with missing parts.

Wood - China - XVIII/ XIX

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Two Chinese wooden sculptures from the Qing dynasty, each seated on a lacquered and gilded throne with original polychromy in red facial features and gold robes, the second with little remaining polychromy and both with missing parts.

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