A Chinese carved stone figure of man feeding geese

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A most unusual late 19th century Chinese hand carved figure group with a traditionally dressed elderly man wearing a robed tunic and a square shaped hat. He has long hair and a beard, and he is sitting feeding two Asian geese.

This carved sculpture has been created from a single block of russet coloured soapstone, which is similar to marble but is of a softer nature which carves relatively easily, giving good detail.

This particular carving has developed a lovely dark age related patina over the reddish toned stone.

The carving is in excellent original condition with no damage or repair.

Chinese, circa 1900

Height 15cm x width 13.5cm x depth 7cm


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DateEarly 20th Century : 1900 DimensionsHeight 15cm x width 13.5cm x depth 7cm ConditionThe carving is in excellent original condition with no damage or repair. Codeas755a534 Price £375.00     432.64     $506.36    The price has been listed in British Pounds.
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