A Chinese archaistic jade vase and cover, probably 18th Century, of flattened pear form, flanked by a pair of pierced dragon handles framing a central line of notches dividing taotie and other archaic motifs, the stone of mottled pale celadon green tone with inclusions, height approx 17cm (minor chips), together with a carved and pierced hardwood stand. Provenance: from the private collection of a lady.   Important note: the opportunity to bid on this lot is subject to the leaving of a deposit with us prior to the auction. Please contact us for details.