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           A RARE PALE CELADON JADE ‘TREASURE        清乾隆 青白玉浮雕飛龍紋錦囊式花插
           SACK’ VASE, QING DYNASTY, QIANLONG        詩文:
           PERIOD                                    中有雲氣隨飛龍
           relief inscribed to one side with a seven-character couplet,
           zhong you yun qi sui fei long (there are clouds and mists   來源
           following the flying dragons)             倫敦蘇富比1967年11月14日,編號2
           Height 3½ in., 8.9 cm                     Herbert Lobl 伉儷收藏
                                                     展覽
           PROVENANCE
                                                     《The Lobl Collection of Chinese Jades》,馬錢特,倫
           Sotheby’s London, 14th November 1967, lot 2.
           Collection of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lobl.  敦,2020年10月29至11月12日,編號25

           EXHIBITED
           The Lobl Collection of Chinese Jades, Marchant, London,
           2020, cat. no. 25.
           Compare a related treasure sack in the form of a tied lotus
           leaf, carved from yellow jade, preserved in the Palace
           Museum, Beijing, illustrated in The Complete Collection
           of Treasures of the Palace Museum: Jade Ware (III), Hong
           Kong, 1995, pl. 53; and another small vase of similar form
           adorned with three dragons in high relief in Compendium
           of Collections in the Palace Museum. Jade, vol. 10, Beijing,
           2011, pl. 51.
           The form of a treasure sack, bao fu ping, means to wrap up
           and hold together happiness and good fortune. Together
           with the dragon it symbolizes the emperor bringing
           happiness and good fortune to the whole country.

           ⊖  $ 70,000-90,000







































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