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Chinese pale celadon jade plaque / pendant browse these categories for related items... Directory: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese: Hardstones: Pre 1900: item # 682302 Please refer to our stock # 0117 when inquiring.
William-Cozart, Inc. 320 S. Harrington St. Raleigh, NC 27603 (919) 834-5708 Guest Book SOLD |
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1700s / 1800s
Even, whitish celadon tone, intricately pierced and carved on both sides with a scene of a daoist immortal rowing his log craft over the waves. A crane flies overhead symbolizing wishes for longevity. The raft terminates in a pine tree. The pine tree along with a flower basket in the center, are symbols of one of the eight immortals, Lan Caihe. This plaque was original intended to be used as a pendant ornament. There are two small holes in both the top and bottom edges to permit a fine silk cord to be inserted for suspension. One side of the carving retains an old collector’s inventory label. The plaque was fitted at a later date with a carved hardwood display stand permitting it to be used as a miniature table screen. Stone height: 2 3/8 in.; width: 3 in. Height with stand: 3 ½ in. |
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