A fine Chinese pale celadon jade dragon and phoenix vase and cover Qianlong 1736-95, the rectangular body raised on a flaring foot, carved in shallow relief with stylized dragons to the shoulder, with two phoenix to the lower body, two sinuous chilong forming elongated handles, the cover surmounted by a deer carrying a lingzhi spray, and with bats to each side, together with a later reticulated hardwood stand, 27cm. (3)

Provenance: an English private collection. Purchased from Sydney L. Moss Ltd.

Exhibited: International Art Treasures Exhibition, Victoria & Albert Museum, 1962, no.565.