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    Peranakan or Straits Chinese Altar Front Cloth (Tok Wi)

    Straits Chinese or Peranakan, possibly commissioned from China
    early to mid-20th century

    height: 93cm, width: 95.5cm

    Provenance

    Private collection, UK; originally acquired in Singapore.

    6220

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      Peranakan or Straits Chinese Altar Front Cloth (Tok Wi)

      Straits Chinese or Peranakan, possibly produced in Java, Indonesia
      circa 1900

      height: 97cm, width: 89cm

      Provenance

      Private collection, UK; originally acquired in Singapore.

      6221

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        Peranakan or Straits Chinese Altar Front Cloth (Tok Wi)

        Private collection, UK; originally acquired in Singapore.
        early 20th century

        height: 92cm, width: 104cm

        Provenance

        Private collection, UK; originally acquired in Singapore.

        4373

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          Four Burgaute Lacquered Scholar’s Cups Inlaid with Abalone Nacre & Silver

          China
          early 18th century

          height: 4.8cm, diameter: 10.5cm, typical weight per cup: 75g

          Provenance

          UK art market

          4021

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            Carved & Polychrome Image of Chu-sheng Niang-niang (the Goddess who Registers Births), Fuzhou Chinese, early 20th century

            Hokkien, Teochiu & Fuzhou Chinese Communities in Southeast Asia & China
            early 20th century

            height: 27cm, width: 14cm

            Provenance

            Private Collection, Keith Stevens, UK.