Three Chinese ivory carvings

The first is a warrior group, carved in the round as an archer with two attendants, one holding a spear and the other with his horse, all below a pine tree and two maidens on floating clouds beneath a full moon. The second is carved as Guanyin wearing long robes holding a ruyi-sceptre in her left hand, accompanied by an attendant and seated on a Buddhist lion and with a cub and brocade ball, all before a flaming mandorla. The base is marked 'Da Ming'. The third is carved as a maiden holding a fan in one hand and a flower branch in the other, accompanied by an attendant. The Guanyin and the maiden each have wood stands.

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