A LARGE BISCUIT FIGURE OF LI TIEGUAI, KANGXI
China, 1662-1722. The immortal standing with one leg raised on a crutch and holding a double-gourd vase in his left hand, the facial features finely modelled with bulging eyes and a curly moustache and beard.

Provenance: Old English private estate. Christie’s London, Interiors, December 13th, 2011,
lot 531 (dated 18th-19th century). Private collection, acquired from the above.
Condition: Good condition with only minor wear and some firing flaws and kiln grit, two minuscule chips to the tips of the small black clasps that hold the immortal’s hairband.

Weight: 1019.8 grams
Dimensions: Height 31 cm

Vividly painted in crisp green, yellow, aubergine and black enamels wearing a simple black robe decorated with plum blossoms slightly revealing his rotund stomach, supported on a square pedestal base pierced to the front and back. The canopy draped above the base bears an unusual landscape painting on the backside.

康熙大型李鐵拐立像
中國，1662-1722。仙人一足架在拐杖上，左手捧葫蘆瓶，臉部表情逼真，兩眼突出，鬍鬚捲曲。

來源：英國私人遺產。佳士得2011年12月13日家具拍賣，531拍品（ 斷代十八至十九世紀）。私人收藏，從上述拍賣中所得。
品相：品相良好，僅輕微磨損和一些燒製瑕疵及窯砂，頭帶上有兩個黑色小勾子

重量： 1019.8 克
尺寸： 31 厘米