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A gilt copper alloy stand/ritual object, 18th Century, probably Mongolian.
Hammer price
90 000SEK
Estimate
10 000 - 15 000 SEK

In the shape of a lotus throne, polished surface to the top. Diameter 11 cm. Height 3,5 cm.

Wear, som petals missing.

Provenance

From the Collection of MD Aage Nørgaard and his wife Marie (-92). Purchased in Hamburg in the late 1940's.

For condition report contact specialist
Cecilia Nordström
Stockholm
Cecilia Nordström
Senior specialist Asian Ceramics and Works of Art, European Ceramics and Glass
+46 (0)739 40 08 02
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A gilt copper alloy stand/ritual object, 18th Century, probably Mongolian.A gilt copper alloy stand/ritual object, 18th Century, probably Mongolian.
A gilt copper alloy stand/ritual object, 18th Century, probably Mongolian.A gilt copper alloy stand/ritual object, 18th Century, probably Mongolian.
A gilt copper alloy stand/ritual object, 18th Century, probably Mongolian.A gilt copper alloy stand/ritual object, 18th Century, probably Mongolian.
A gilt copper alloy stand/ritual object, 18th Century, probably Mongolian.A gilt copper alloy stand/ritual object, 18th Century, probably Mongolian.
A gilt copper alloy stand/ritual object, 18th Century, probably Mongolian.A gilt copper alloy stand/ritual object, 18th Century, probably Mongolian.
A gilt copper alloy stand/ritual object, 18th Century, probably Mongolian.A gilt copper alloy stand/ritual object, 18th Century, probably Mongolian.
A gilt copper alloy stand/ritual object, 18th Century, probably Mongolian.
A gilt copper alloy stand/ritual object, 18th Century, probably Mongolian.
A gilt copper alloy stand/ritual object, 18th Century, probably Mongolian.
A gilt copper alloy stand/ritual object, 18th Century, probably Mongolian.
A gilt copper alloy stand/ritual object, 18th Century, probably Mongolian.
A gilt copper alloy stand/ritual object, 18th Century, probably Mongolian.

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