Dimensions: 12.375in H x 7.125in W x 4.75in D Fine, Chinese Qing Dynasty, Natural Nephrite jade carved landscape table screen. The nephrite jade with semi-precious hard stone inlaid Chinese table screen, large rectangular shape, thick and sturdy jade, of rectangular shaped jade plaque. Expertly carved, celadon jade depicted is celebrate between village officials amongst the sprawling hillside, their path alongside a humble pavilion nestled in deep forest mountainous landscape. Beautiful trees surrounding the area give appearance of a peaceful scene, harmony against trees and rockworks in mountainous landscape, carving of waterside landscape showing mighty pavilions over bridges, with two elder standing on the bridge. Several traditional Chinese architectural structures dapple the mountainside. All resting against a beautifully carved hardwood base with immaculate detail. Beautifully presented with a stand covered with scrolling ruyi and tendril carved. Formed by two steady scrolled feet, from which rise vertical posts flanked on either side with Archaic geometrical on the aprons in high relief. The jade shows moist milky appearance with attractive golden russet inclusions. The jadestone is translucent in appearance with creamy white coloration. A few russet colored inclusions are present in this splendid piece of craftsmanship. Translucent properties are present as light strikes the unblemished basin. Brilliant luster with very precise. The jade showing pale-celadon color iridescent with moist milky appearance natural inclusion along the surfaces.Notes:Jade, as a stone, has five virtues. Its glossiness and warmth is like benevolence. Because inside and outside is the same, so that knowing the outside one knows the inside, this may be likened to righteousness. Its far-reaching sound (when struck) may be heard from afar, like wisdom. It is not easily bent, but can be broken, which may be likened to courage. Jade relates to such virtues as benevolence, wisdom, righteousness, propriety, loyalty, and trustworthiness, and it also corresponds to the ways of the heaven and earth See More