Tin chisel, pine and crane, Changchun picture, four corners, holding pot

Tin chisel, pine and crane, Changchun picture, four corners, holding pot Height 16.8 cm Era: Qing Dynasty The holding pot is in the shape of a rectangular corner tube. The entire body of the pot is carved with patterns, as dense and fine as hemp, and there are two Kui lines playing with each other in it Dragon pattern, with a high head and a body like a tangled flower. One side of the pot is carved with a picture of pine and crane in Changchun, and the other side is carved with a phoenix The picture of phoenix and peony. A rectangular corner cover with a dyed wood jujube shaped button embedded in the center. Square column angled handle, square mouth crane neck Flowing, with intertwined branches and precious patterns carved on the mouth, intertwined branches resemble Kui's body. Underneath four short feet.