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19th c. Chinese Cloisonné ShouLao, God of Longivity with Dragon staff Painting often a Mexican folk art

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often a Mexican folk art piece

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Some losses to wood

with a front cover that flips up to reveal the illustration underneath a bordering mat

consisted of one hundred artists

19th c. Chinese Cloisonné ShouLao, God of Longivity with Dragon staff Painting often a Mexican folk artWe are offering A Chinese Enamel & Cloisonn Shoulao, Gilt Brass Figure God of Longevity, with a Dragon staff, seated on a wooden stand. . The prominent cranium identifies this figure as Shoulao, the God of Longevity. Here, he holds a peach, a symbol of long life, and his jacket is decorated with the Chinese character for longevity (shou). Shoulao) the god of longevity, one of three star gods in Chinese beliefs. His most recognizable feature is his

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