Qing Dynasty: Dragon Jade Plaque at a residence

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秋实中国古董珍玩专场

Qing Dynasty: Dragon Jade Plaque at a residence

Catalog No.: 445

Era: Qing Dynasty

Collection Name: Qing Dynasty Jade Plaque with Dragon Motif

Dimensions: Length 5, Width 3, Thickness 0.5

Starting Bid: 22000

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This pendant is made of white jade, lustrous and delicate. Its form is small and exquisite. The artifact is shaped like an axe, with a pair of chi dragons climbing on the upper part, and an ox pattern carved on the axe head, presenting a majestic, agile, and graceful appearance. "Axe" (斧 fǔ) is a homophone for "mansion" (府 fǔ), and this combined pattern is known as "Dragon in the Mansion" (府上有龙), carrying the auspicious meaning of "having noble sons in the family and being granted titles for generations." The entire piece is crafted from excellent material, featuring extraordinarily exquisite carving. While emulating antiquity, it also embodies novelty, showcasing ingenious design, auspicious symbolism, and remarkable artistry.

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