[Ivory Base Hawksbill Shade and Ivory Album]
Ivory Base Hawksbill Shade and Ivory Album, in the Qing Dynasty, the height of the shade was 33.1 cm, the length of the album was 8.4 cm, and the width of the album was 6.9 cm. The old collection of the Qing Palace
The lampshade is made of tortoiseshell, which is composed of a square long rod and a detachable disc on the upper part, and is equipped with an ivory carved quadruped base. The shutter is attached with an ivory album. The inside page of the album is made of ivory, rectangular, thin as paper, with one side glued to each other, and can be turned freely. The jacket is made of tortoiseshell folding sleeve, and fastened with iron and gold hooks. The inner wall of the letter set is decorated with a layer of bright yellow brocade, and a tortoiseshell tube pencil is also attached.
![图片[1]-Ivory Seat Hawksbill Shade and Ivory Album-China Archive](https://chinaarchive.net/Qing dynasty/Bamboo and wood tooth gourd/14999[1024].jpg)
![图片[2]-Ivory Seat Hawksbill Shade and Ivory Album-China Archive](https://chinaarchive.net/Qing dynasty/Bamboo and wood tooth gourd/15000[1024].jpg "象牙座玳瑁遮灯及象牙册页局部")
象牙座玳瑁遮灯及象牙册页局部
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