Qing dynasty, Qianlong period

Description: The pendant open carved as two Lotus seed bulbs, the larger issuing out leaf and flower stalks on which a bird is perched, good white jade pebble of even tone.

Size: 2 3/4", 7cm.

Provenance:
From the collection of John A. Campbell, M.D. of Akron, Ohio. A member of the Cleveland Art Museum.

Notes: His collection included porcelains, scrolls and jades.

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