China, Qing period, 18th century, - Lot 33

Lot n° 33
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15000 - 20000 EUR
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Result : 44 100EUR
China, Qing period, 18th century, - Lot 33
China, Qing period, 18th century, A celadon jade covered hu vase, with flattened body, on a small heel, partially veined with rust, the body decorated in light relief with ropes tied by ruyi heads, the sides with lotus flower motifs encircled by ruyi. Two dragon heads form handles, holding two removable rings. Friezes of ruyi heads on the neck opening and around the lid complete the ornamentation. A lotus knob forms the grip of the lid. (Heel chips, small chips on the rings). Height: 23.5 cm Provenance: Private collection of an officer, Monsieur Durand Delacre, born March 20, 1834, knight of the Legion of Honor, awarded the China Campaign Commemorative Medal. The jade vase has remained in the family since the end of the 19th century.
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