Two Chinese ivory seals, one with a seated Immortal and a recumbent tiger, the other with a snake and a mythical tortoise, fine quality, late 19th century
Click here to see more images.
Two carved ivory seals
The first of oval section with finial carved as an immortal seated to the front of a recumbent tiger (age cracks), the base possibly reading nei mi shu yin; the second of rectangular form with finial carved as a snake slithering across the shell of a recumbent tortoise, the base referring to the Song dynasty general Yue Fei and reading Yue Wumu bao (chipped).
1 3/4in (4.5cm) length of each
Sold for US$ 3,416 inc. premium

Lot heading

Chinese Works of Art
Ivories
Property from Various Owners

Category: Asian Art


Auction terms and conditions

Lot symbols

Y CITES

Contacts

Angela Lee Bonhams
Work
220 San Bruno Avenue
San Francisco, 94103
United States
Work +1 415 503 3358
FaxFax: +1 415 503 3300
Auction Administration - Asian Art

Similar items