figure BM-2018-3005.75

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Period:Qing dynasty Production date:18thC(early)
Materials:ivory
Technique:carved

Dimensions:Height: 6.80 centimetres

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Carved ivory figure of a kneeling boy with curled hair and clad in European dress. Traces of black and red pigments remain.
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