A good Chinese translucent jadeite dish , Qing Dynasty, circa 1760-1830, the semi-transparent jade flecked with spinach green inclusions, standing on slightly raised foot, with Radcliffe collection label 'C16', 15.8cm diameter Compare with a bowl in the Metropolitan Museum of Art form the Heber R. Bishop collection, New York, donated to the MMA in 1902, and a pair of bowls in the Cleveland Museum, with the Qianlong reign marks, from the bequest of Cornelia Blakemore Warner, 1947, ref. 537 Provenance: The Bluetts archive records this jadeite dish as shipped by Captain W.F. Collins from Peking to London, as consignment 63.1, and noted in a contemporary letter that the shipment had reached Bluetts by September 1934. Major Edward Copleston Radcliffe (1898-1967) collection and listed in family archive, 'C16' as purchased from Bluett & Sons in 1944 for £22-0s-0d, and listed in the Bluett archive as sold to Major Radcliffe on February 19th, 1945, for £28.00 清 乾隆 翡翠光素盘 拍品来源： Edward Copleston Radcliffe (1898-1967) 少校私人收藏（家族档案标号 C16 ），其于家族档案中记载为" 1944 年以 22 英镑购自 Bluett "， 并在 Bluett 的档案中记载为 W.F. Collins 上尉于 1934 年从北平运自伦敦   Condition Report: Good Condition other than carved niche to foot rim