A pale celadon jade 'lotus and crab' washer Qing dynasty, 19th century

the large open lotus leaf forming a shallow bowl with wavy edged rim borne on stems extending from the underside, a crab in high relief in the centre, the pale stone with russet striations, carved wood stand

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13.5 cm wide

• Lot Sold SOLD

Condition Report

Some frits around the rim edge and a possible ground rim chip. Otherwise good condition.

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