Silk Enamel Dragon Ear Nail Pattern Gui

[Silk Enamel Dragon Ear Breast Nail Pattern Gui]

Silk Enamel Dragon Ear Breast Nail Pattern Gui, mid Qing Dynasty, with a height of 20.3cm, a caliber of 12.5cm, and a bottom diameter of 11.3cm. The old collection of the Qing Palace
Gui is round in shape, with a high templet belly and rounded feet. The dragon swallows its ears and has a lid. It is covered with three gilded golden auspicious beasts, with one dragon head embedded in the front and rear center of the neck. The body is inlaid with high raised gilded milk nails, a total of three rows of 48, arranged in staggered rows. The whole body is decorated with sapphire blue, yellow, and red patterns on the sky blue ground. The abdomen is decorated with diamond patterns with breast nails as the heart. The neck and feet are decorated with the same dragon pattern, and the cover is decorated with a Kui dragon pattern
This utensil is made by imitating the shape of an ancient bronze Gui. It has a neat shape and fine filigree, making it a distinctive antique work