Set of six Chinese jade openwork belt plaques of peach form, each carved with a bird of paradise standing on pierced rockwork, beneath a large camellia bloom, amongst voluminous leaves and scrolling branches, all within a peach-shaped frame, the flat reverse with holes for attachment, the stone white.
2 1⁄4 inches, 5.7 cm long; 2 3⁄8 inches, 6 cm high.
Early Ming dynasty, 15th/16th century.
R1360
£19,500
白玉佛手连环盖盒
清早期,1750
直径:12厘米
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With 1000 illustrations
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Edited by Rose Kerr
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The centenary exhibition catalogue
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