An elaborate Chinese celadon jade Qing or musical chime 19th century

An elaborate Chinese celadon jade Qing or musical chime 19th century, formed as a large plaque, carved with a ruyi sceptre, a vase, bats, clouds and other auspicious symbols, all suspended from a smaller plaque carved with a shuangxi character to one side (meaning double or wedded joy), and supported from a wood frame, 50cm overall. (2) Cf. The Complete Collection of Treasures of the Palace Museum, Jadeware III, no.31 for another jade Qing.