Squirrels in a Grapevine Ornamental Shoushan Stone
Bamboo Cup with Finger-Citron
Buddhist rosary of pearls
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Qing Dynasty Latticed grapevine veil carved in full with small and playful squirrels and of speckled and warm shoushan stone in shades of salmon red to mellow ochre yellow, flat-backed and sitting on a tripod table of speckled grey-green Shoushan stone. |
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