Description An Chinese ivory carving of Guanyu, a military general during the late Eastern Han dynasty of China, 19th century. A removable ivory stand on the bottom. Frowning and serious face, twisted beard with his left hand, caring a seven-star Qinglong Yanyue sword in right hand, a Kunwu sword hanging on his waist. Carved dragon and lucky cloud to tabard; roses to his back. Two character mark on the bottom. Two character mark on the bottom of ivory stand. H: 19 1/8", W: 4 1/2", 3 1/2." THIS LOT CONTAINS ANIMAL OR PLANT MATERIAL THAT MAY BE RESTRICTED UNDER FEDERAL, STATE, AND/ OR LOCAL LAW. BIDDERS SHOULD CHECK ALL APPLICABLE GOVERNMENT WILDLIFE RESTRICTIONS PRIOR TO PLACING A BID. THE BUYER WILL BE SOLELY RESPONSIBLE FOR OBTAINING ANY NECESSARY LICENSE OR PERMITS APPLICABLE TO THE SALE OR TRANSPORT OF THE OBJECT. Condition: Scratches and cracks to the body and stand. Glue left to the bottom. Sword handle is missing.
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