Chinese Execution Photo #4 - Prisoners in Cangues It is made of hand

It is made of hand painted un-glazed porcelain (bisque) and is in good condition

suggesting that the winder is stuck in the adjustment position

and what appears to be a casket plate on a floral bed on a wicker table

with normal signs of use and wear

The nozzle measures 16" long

Chinese Execution Photo #4 - Prisoners in Cangues It is made of handThis gruesome item is sold as a relic of history that depicts an example of the brutality of crime and punishment in the early 20th century. Though they are long gone, no disrespect is intended toward the victims depicted in the photographs. This photograph depicts a group of prisoners in cangues, East Asian devices used for public humiliation and corporal punishment. A handwritten note on the back reads "How would I look with one of these on my