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The lid decorated with interior scene of seated loving couple surrounded by musicians and courtesans, the sides with the same couple with procession of gift bearers on one side and mules carrying silk presents.

Size: 27.5 cm L - 10 13/16 inches
Material: Papier mache
Culture: Persian, c. 19th Century A.D.
Condition: Slight scratches in some areas, otherwise complete and intact.


Provenance: Private UK collection, published Christie’s SK London, October 2008. 
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Persian, c. 19th Century A.D. - Near East

Qajar Papier Mache Qalamdan Pen-Box

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