Set of red lacquer boxes in the shape of intersecting lozenges with dragon and floral pattern, Qing dynasty (1644-1911)

Set of red lacquer boxes in the shape of intersecting lozenges with dragon and floral pattern, Qing dynasty (1644-1911)

• Image Number: C1H000091N000000000PAE
• Dynasty: Qing dynasty
• Category: Lacquer wares
• Function: Container
• Material: Plants/Paint/
• Description:
  The shape is Fangsheng style, which is divided into three layers with a cover attached to the seat. The uniform opening is perpendicular to the wall, low wall, shallow concave bottom, and one is flat bottom. The cover is carved with Yunlong II, the center is decorated with Tuanshou characters, and the surrounding is carved with a pattern. There are six openings on the walls of the lid and the utensil, each of which is carved with an ancient painting. The space between the patterns is carved with an oblique flower brocade pattern. The exterior is decorated with lotus pattern. The inside and bottom of the vessel are painted with black light paint. The seat is hexagonal with a shallow concave surface and six Ruyi short feet. The seat surface is lightly carved with ten thousand character brocade patterns, the surrounding is carved with a pattern, the waist is decorated with a pattern, the surrounding is carved with six square flower brocade patterns, and the bottom is painted with black light paint. No entertainment.