Height:4.7cm(1.85in)Width:3.2cm(1.26in)Weight:30g(0.066lb)Silver-mounted carved glass pendant, Qianlong period, Qing Dynasty. The frame is silver, the top is carved with scrolling ruyi patterns with a hole for suspension. The front is inlaid with deep blue glass, embossed with mandarin ducks in lotus pond. Red lotus flowers and green leaves together with swimming mandarin ducks are vividly rendered in rich colors, symbolizing harmony and conjugal bliss. The reverse bears raised inscription: In the 39th year of Qianlong reign, the seventh day of the seventh lunar month, presented to Lady Yanju Luoshi, wife of Prince Wenxiang, Yaolin. Combining exquisite silver craftsmanship and carved glass decoration, it is a pendant in imperial Qing style, with great historical and artistic collection value.

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