[Filigree enamel floor candlestick]
Filigree enamel floor candlestick, Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty, with a height of 131 cm, a base length of 23 cm and a width of 27 cm
The candlestick is composed of three parts. The base is a fan kneeling on one leg, holding the Guanyin bottle with both hands. The middle part is a round thick column from the bottle, the upper part is a large tray and a wax cuttage, and the side of the tray is set with a high lotus petal lamp block. The whole body is made of blue enamel glaze, the bottle body and tray are decorated with colorful lotus patterns, the fanren’s armor is decorated with lotus patterns and chrysanthemum patterns, and the front and back are decorated with colorful “longevity” characters. The rest parts are gilded
The most striking part of the candlestick is the image of a fan, with deep eyes and high nose, thick beard, strong body, and very vivid
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