Chinese Antique Jade Openwork Pendant Plaque
$374.95
Late qing dynasty 19th/20th-century
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Shop this Chinese antique jade openwork pendant plaque for sale. The antique openwork jade carving dates to the late Qin dynasty, circa 19th/20th century, and has a pale greenish-yellow hue.
The top of the edge of the pedant has been pierced as a bale for mounting to a necklace chain. The openwork plaque has been carved with foliage and a chrysanthemum flower bouquet in a jardiniere with a bat carved above. The bat a symbol of prosperity, happiness, and longevity.
The top of the edge of the pedant has been pierced as a bale for mounting to a necklace chain. The openwork plaque has been carved with foliage and a chrysanthemum flower bouquet in a jardiniere with a bat carved above. The bat a symbol of prosperity, happiness, and longevity.
Dimensions
The pendant measures 2.4 inches in diameter. The pendant measures 0.1 inches in thickness.
Condition
The pendant has been repaired and reattached—the pendant with otherwise minor imperfections. The stone is not treated and has been checked by a G.I.A (Gemological Institute of America) certified gemologist.
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