A pair of jadeite covered vases with two handles in the shape of animal head holding a mobile ring (a pair)
A Grey Jade
A Small Brown and Beige Jade Horse
Rectangular jadeite pendant engraved with double-phoenix and characters Wan... |
Qing Dynasty The oval vase has an open-carved dragon's head holding a movable ring in the mouth serving as a handle on both sides of the neck. The cover has a bend-shaped knob with two movable rings. The main patterns on the surface of the vase are beast faces, complemented by banana leaves and fret patterns. This pair of vases is characterized by the symmetric design, graceful structure, superb craftsmanship and smooth lines. |
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