A small jade 'chilong' washer Qing dynasty, 19th century

of shallow oval form, the steep sides supported on a short splayed foot and set at one end with a pierced chilong handle, the stone of pale cream tone with slight russet suffusions
10 cm long

Condition Report

Some fritting around the rim edge and over the side of the exterior for approx 2 cm at one end, and slightly on the interior, some frits around the foot rim.

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