A PAIR OF WHITE JADE PLAQUES MOUNTED AS TABLE SCREENS, 19TH CENTURY, the top section formed as an openwork silver wire-inlaid rectangular panel centered by a rectangular plaque, carved with animals amidst flowering trees and rockery, the lower panel separated by a row of beads, and centered by an oval reticulated plaque carved with bats, on rectangular flaring base--11 7/8 in. high (2) | Christie's

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A PAIR OF WHITE JADE PLAQUES MOUNTED AS TABLE SCREENS, 19TH CENTURY, the top section formed as an openwork silver wire-inlaid rectangular panel centered by a rectangular plaque, carved with animals amidst flowering trees and rockery, the lower panel separated by a row of beads, and centered by an oval reticulated plaque carved with bats, on rectangular flaring base--11 7/8 in. high (2)

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A PAIR OF WHITE JADE PLAQUES MOUNTED AS TABLE SCREENS, 19TH CENTURY, the top section formed as an openwork silver wire-inlaid rectangular panel centered by a rectangular plaque, carved with animals amidst flowering trees and rockery, the lower panel separated by a row of beads, and centered by an oval reticulated plaque carved with bats, on rectangular flaring base--11 7/8 in. high (2)

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