Measurements: Height 1-5/8" Width: 5-1/8"
Weight: 420g

Stand Width: 1-1/2" width: 5-1/4"

Chinese Qing Dynasty Qianlong Emperor Reign period, nephrite white jade brush water. Fine carved into a tapered bulbous vessel with wide opening further to smooth hollow interior, in a shape of water pot, with steep rounded sides everted to broad wide cavetto. The exterior carved by emerging flying Fu bat and flowers blooms. The word "bat" (Fu) in Chinese sounds identical to the word for "luck" (Fu), which is a pair of homophones implied linguistic symbolism the symbolic meaning of "bat" is commonly recognized as good fortune in Chinese culture and meaning the five blessings, is a concept that signify a grouping of certain good fortunes and luck in Chinese culture. Elegancy come with hardwood fitted stand carved with scrolling ruyi, auspicious motif and flower blooms. The Elaborately carved wooden frame perfectly accentuates this work of art. The Nephrite Jade has a lustrous tone, with pale-celadon iridescent and attractive sporadic golden russet inclusions, exquisite and detail, the jade stone have clean tone, with pale-celadon iridescent and moist milky appearance.

In EXCELLENT condition over all.
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