M Lees and Sons has dated this piece to the 1890s.
. The tall sage or god figure carrying a laden staff and a symbolic peach bough signifying immortality, held across his body . The boy grasping him , proffering an auspicious bat in his hands , a symbol of good fortune . To the side stands a crane , symbolising longevity, whilst to the base are symbolic pines , whose qualities of durability and hardiness are held in high esteem in Chinese culture.

All the elements symbolising good luck , good fortune , longevity , fortitude and good health .
The figures with carved-bone eye and teeth detail.
Excellent rich colour, patina and colour.
In good original condition.
H 26"
W 9"
D 7"
China c.1890
M Lees and Sons has dated this piece to the 1890s.
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