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Vintage Chinese Inside-Painted Glass Sphere Hundred Cranes Ren-Wu 2002 4.5"
Vintage Chinese Inside-Painted Glass Sphere Hundred Cranes Ren-Wu 2002 4.5"
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This is a striking vintage Chinese inside-painted glass sphere featuring an intricate scene of red-crowned cranes in flight and gathered throughout a watery landscape.
The large Chinese inscription reads 百鶴圖 (Bǎi Hè Tú), meaning "Hundred Cranes Picture." The smaller inscription reads 壬午年 (Rénwǔ nián), identifying a Ren-Wu or Water Horse year (2002).
The artwork was meticulously painted by hand on the interior surface of the hollow glass sphere through the small opening at the base, utilizing a traditional Chinese decorative technique.
Approx. Size: 4.5" diameter (sphere stands approx. 5.5" tall on the included dark reddish-brown wooden display stand).
CONDITION: Vintage pre-owned condition with clean, vibrant hand-painted details. The glass sphere is well-preserved, featuring minor expected scuffing and wear around the small opening at the base (where tools were inserted during creation), which is typical for inside-painted glass and rests hidden on the stand. The wooden display stand is included.
The large Chinese inscription reads 百鶴圖 (Bǎi Hè Tú), meaning "Hundred Cranes Picture." The smaller inscription reads 壬午年 (Rénwǔ nián), identifying a Ren-Wu or Water Horse year (2002).
The artwork was meticulously painted by hand on the interior surface of the hollow glass sphere through the small opening at the base, utilizing a traditional Chinese decorative technique.
Approx. Size: 4.5" diameter (sphere stands approx. 5.5" tall on the included dark reddish-brown wooden display stand).
CONDITION: Vintage pre-owned condition with clean, vibrant hand-painted details. The glass sphere is well-preserved, featuring minor expected scuffing and wear around the small opening at the base (where tools were inserted during creation), which is typical for inside-painted glass and rests hidden on the stand. The wooden display stand is included.
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