SB30 – R1768
£5,500
Description
Chinese jade rectangular lock-shape plaque carved on one side with a rose flower on a branch recessed within a rectangular frame between low-relief archaic style dragons, their tails between a shou character, the reverse with four archaic style characters, yu tang fu gui, jade hall of wealth, also within a recessed rectangular and between archaic style dragons.
3 3/8 inches, 8.5 cm long.
Qianlong, 1736-1795.
Wood stand.
Condition
Available on request.
Provenance & Additional Information
- Property of an English private collection.
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