A Chinese Export Reverse Painted Mirror Circa 1800 Painted and gilt with the Daoist Immortals He Xiangu and Li Tieguai
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A CHINESE EXPORT REVERSE PAINTED MIRROR Circa 1800 Painted and gilt with the Daoist Immortals He Xiangu and Li Tieguai, the latter depicted with Western features, in a landscape of pine and rockwork, gilt decorated wood frame. 35.5cm (14in) high x 25cm (9 7/8in) wide. Footnotes: 約一八零零年 外銷玻璃鏡畫 Provenance : S. Marchant and Son, London, acquired in the late 1970s (by repute) Jeremy Mason, London
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