A stone sculpture of a mythical creature and four textile fragments, Qing dynasty.
A stone sculpture of a mythical creature and four textile fragments, Qing dynasty.
Height buddhist lion 18 cm. Diameter coasters 12.5 cm. Length textil fragments 31-33 cm.
Wear. Damages.
Provenance
From the Collection of Elsa (1910-2003) and Cyril Holm (1894 – 1960), Stockholm. The couple shared a passion for art, Chinese antiques and philosophy, they were active in creating their collection and decorating their villa in Danderyd up until 1960. Thence by descent.
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