Description

Impressive palace sized Chinese carved jadeite pagoda village. This massive work Has five pagoda towers. The largest to center and measuring 77" height (195.6cm). Each pagoda linked to the next with hanging chain. Each roof adorned with hanging bells. Base having 4 tiers and stairs leading up to the top tier on four sides. At the peak of each set of stairs is a dragon tripod censor and a pair of 7" (17.8cm) foo dogs. Each set of stairs holding a high relief carved jadeite dragons plaque to center measuring 8" height x 3 1/4" width (20.3cm x 8.2cm). Totaling 8 foo dog figures, 4 tripod dragon urns and 4 dragon plaques. Late Qing to Republic period. Overall height of 98" (248.9cm) including base x 58" width x 58" depth (147.3cm x 147.3cm).