Antique Chinese Carving
Flower Girl
Holding Fan
Circa: early 20th century
H 7.25 in.(18.5cm.), W 2 in.(5cm.), D 1 in.(2.5cm.)
Measurement includes 1"H wood base
Condition: Excellent

Dressed in traditional Chinese costom, her eyes gaze foreward, and her body leans slightly toward the side, she holds a large flower in her right, and demurely shields her face with a fold out fan. This ivory carving is an exceptionally sensitive depiction of beauty and charm of a Young Chinese girl. The carving is likely carved from an Asian ivory tusk, it has a a finely polished even shine in beautiful snowy white color. The ivory statue is likely carved in Hong Kong in the early 20th century. It is well preserved with no visible defect.

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