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Large Kesi Panel, China, 19th century, finely woven with Sanxing, Shou Lao (God of Longevity), Cai Xing (God of Prosperity), and Fu Xing (God of Happiness), in a paradisiacal landscape with attendants, accompanied by cranes resting amongst lingzhi fungus, embellished with auspicious symbols (peony, bats, peaches), three seals, mounted as a hanging scroll with brocade borders, 60 1/4 x 30 1/4 in. Stain, fading, loose threads, minor restitches to several areas


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Auctioneer:
Skinner

Date:
2010-06-26

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