Silver Bronze Pick-holders
Nineteenth-century silver-plated bronze aperitif pick holder.
On a round base engraved with a long pipe, a Chinese man sits cross-legged, holding an umbrella dotted with holes to thread picks through; he wears a moustache that falls in 2 fine strands on each side, and a long braid protrudes from his hat.
Surrounding him, on either side, is a flowering plant and a plate filled with what might be food.
This amusing and useful object is in good condition, slight deformation of the base very inconspicuous.
H: 11cm
Socle: 6.5cm
On a round base engraved with a long pipe, a Chinese man sits cross-legged, holding an umbrella dotted with holes to thread picks through; he wears a moustache that falls in 2 fine strands on each side, and a long braid protrudes from his hat.
Surrounding him, on either side, is a flowering plant and a plate filled with what might be food.
This amusing and useful object is in good condition, slight deformation of the base very inconspicuous.
H: 11cm
Socle: 6.5cm
220 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Asian art
Condition: Good condition
Reference (ID): 1741300
Availability: In stock
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