In the Qing Dynasty, a statue of Guanyin inlaid with treasure in gilt copper

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A solemn gilt bronze four-armed statue of Guanyin inlaid with hundreds of treasures, Qianlong seven-character inscription, Qing Dynasty, China. Guanyin has a graceful posture and an expression of comp

H:32.5cm，L:23cm，W:13.5cm，5.39kg

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