Sculpture - Statuette - HoHo Brother - Agate, Cornaline - Red and Pale - China - Late 19th Century - Qing Period
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A red and pale carnelian agate HoHo Brother statuette, depicting a boy carrying a ribbon of coins with a toad beside him on a rock, from the late Qing period in the late 19th century, measuring 8 cm high.
| Material | Cornaline - Red and Pale, Agate |
|---|---|
| Title | Sculpture - Statuette - HoHo Brother |
| Origin | China |
| Authenticity | Original/official |
| Condition | Excellent condition |
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