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This item is a hand-carved pendant or toggle known as hediao in Chinese or netsuke in Japanese. These miniature sculptures, often made from carved natural materials like nuts or seeds (such as an olive pit or walnut shell, as suggested by the texture and color), were traditionally used as toggles on a sash to suspend personal items. DescriptionPurpose: Used in 17th-century Japan when kimonos lacked pockets, these toggles secured hanging containers (sagemono) for items like medicine or tobacco.Material: The carving appears to be made from a natural nut or seed, specifically an olive pit or small walnut, which is a common material for this art form.Design: The piece is intricately carved. The lower part is a small figure, possibly a monk or luohan, in a bowl or vessel. This small figure is connected by a cord to a larger, more complex hollow carving above it, which features detailed relief carvings, possibly of a temple scene or figures.
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This item is a Chinese carved stone seal, likely made from a variety of soapstone known as Shoushan stone or a similar material, which is popular for seal carving due to its soft, carvable nature. The red color often symbolizes good luck and fortune in Chinese culture. Item DetailsMaterial: The material appears to be a type of red, mottled soapstone or Shoushan stone (Tianhuang stone is a valuable type).Function: This object is a traditional Chinese seal, also known as a "chop," used to create a signature or identification mark with red ink paste on documents, calligraphy, or paintings.Carving Style: The characters on the base are carved in an ancient form of Chinese writing called seal script (篆書). The carving on the sides of the stone appears to be a landscape (leisure seals or studio seals).
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This is a vintage or antique military bugle that belonged to the British Army's Royal Welsh Fusiliers regiment. It is made of copper and brass and features the regimental badge. Regimental Insignia DetailsBadge: The applied badge is in the shape of a "flaming grenade," which is the standard insignia for a fusilier regiment.Regiment Number: The large number "23" is cut out in the center of the badge, representing the 23rd Regiment of Foot.Name: The text around the number reads "ROYAL WELSH FUSILIERS".Dating the Bugle: The use of the spelling "Welsh" (instead of the archaic "Welch" which was restored in 1920) indicates that the bugle was likely issued before 1920, potentially from the World War I era (c. 1914-1918) or as early as 1874-1881. These bugles were used to sound signals and commands on the battlefield, as they are simple brass instruments without valves. Today, they are popular collector's items and display pieces.
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Pudo(courier guy ) locker to locker R90
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The image displays an artistic sculpture of a female torso, likely made from a mixed media such as plaster or clay, displayed on a glass side table.
The sculpture appears to be a unique, handcrafted art piece rather than a mass-produced item.
The style is raw and textured, suggesting materials like clay, plaster, or perhaps fiberglass.
The object is a collectible art piece, possibly by a South African artist
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