Oriental silverwork, Malay and Chinese, with over 250 original illustrations; a handbook for connoisseurs, collectors, students and silversmiths (1910)
Fig. 83. It isprobable that had the centre-piece trespassed on to the border thedesign would have been improved. If the plate be held lengthwaysvertically (either end up) it will be seen that the floral design oneither side of the centre-piece has some resemblance to the designsof the brocaded… … Fig. 83 BUNTAL (Pillow-end Plate). Length 165 mm. x 67 mm. (6Jin. x 2| in.) From Perak. il/r. C. IVrays Collection. The central boss is quite unusually divided, in so far as Malaywork is concerned, and may perhaps be an unconscious representa-tion of the Taoist symbol Yang-Yiug, omitting the eyes.…
Silverwork · Art objects, Asian
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![An illustration from Tapestries and carpets from the palace of the Pardo [sic], woven at the royal manufactory of Madrid, loaned by His Majesty the King of Spain for exhibition by the Hispanic Society of America (1917)](https://img.insideoutlibrary.com/img/200/ia-tapestriescarpet00hisp-60-26.webp)
