A Collection of Burmese Gilt Lacquer Trays and Objects carved Collecting Value: Its rarity lies

Collecting Value: Its rarity lies not only in the quality of the carving but also in its distinguished adherence to 18th-century stylistic conventions

Echoing the distinguished George II period

circa 1830

The base is accentuated with gilt beading and foliage inlays

A Collection of Burmese Gilt Lacquer Trays and Objects carved Collecting Value: Its rarity liesA group of Burmese lacquer gilt objects including three trays, one oval 43 x 38cm and two round, the largest 40. 5cm diameter, accompanied by a gilt circular box containing two coasters with gold leaf animals depicted on the bases and a larger black lacquer bowl. 12. 5 x 12. 5cm also a larger bowl and cover with a finial that measures 21 x 21cm including the finial. Burma, Indonesia, circa 1920 43 cms (17 ins) 38 cms (15 ins)