24th May, 2023 10:00

Asian & Islamic Art

 
Lot 415
 

415

Travelling set of bone chopsticks and knife

Chinese

in a shagreen case, decorated with a flower and various patterns

Provenance:- from the descendant of a British Indian colonial family, related to General William Clive Justice, who led the British troops at the siege of Delhi, during the Indian mutiny.

Note- one of the chopsticks is missing from this set

Estimated at £80 - £120

 

Travelling set of bone chopsticks and knife

Chinese

in a shagreen case, decorated with a flower and various patterns

Provenance:- from the descendant of a British Indian colonial family, related to General William Clive Justice, who led the British troops at the siege of Delhi, during the Indian mutiny.

Note- one of the chopsticks is missing from this set

Overall wear consistent with age and use. Losses to the case. Rusting to the blade of the knife. Some chips to the chopstick.

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