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Chinese hardwood ice bucket, with tapered square sides bound with brass bands, a large handle to either side, a removable galvanised iron liner within & 2- part cover with central opening to the top,  on original stand with short curved legs.

From an old Melbourne, Australian collection ,

Early 20th century

 

Top 40x40cm,
54cm high

Good condition with minor signs of age.

Very usable, holds a palm plant with pizazz, the fronds emerging from the handy hole in the top!

A very similar example (although with twin holes in top, described as ‘18th-19th century’) was in the apartment of Robert Hatfield Ellsworth, the NY ‘King of Ming’ , sold off in a vast 5-day sale by Christie’s in 2015, where estimated at $7,000-9,0000,  it achieved $137,000 US, plus commission!

see Christie’s NY Live Auction 11419, The Collection of Robert Hatfield Ellsworth Part II , lot 189

Color
Brown
Style
Asian
Material
Other Wood
Condition
Good
Dimensions (cm)
W 40D 40H 54

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