18th century|Of rectangular form and flanked by a pair of bail handles, painted in lustrous dark-black lacquer around the exterior and inlaid with bone scenes of children playing and scholars in leisure in front of large screens, all amidst auspicious deer, phoenix, plants and trees, in the distance rocky islands with pavilions and ruyi-head clouds above, with a detachable front panel concealing four drawers, the interior lacquered red.|35.1cm (12 1/8in) high x 32.3cm (12 3/4in) wide x 21.2cm (8 3/8in) deep (3).|十八世紀 黑漆嵌骨嬰戲圖長方匣Compare with a related ivory-inlaid black-lacquered box with similar decoration, mid-Qing dynasty, illustrated in The Complete Collection of Treasures of the Palace Museum, Shenzhen, 2006, p.259, no.193; see also a black lacquer bone-inlaid sedan chair document box and cover, 17th century, from the Sir Harry Garner collection in the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, illustrated in the Oriental Ceramic Society and British Museum exhibition Chinese Ivories from the Shang to the Qing, London, 1984, p.195, pl.282.