A Chinese enamelled filligree silver and jadeite pot and cover, 20th century
Modelled as a 'Temple of Heven', the cylindrical body decorated with pairs of doors separated by columns covered in iron red enamel and inset with pale green jadeite bangles at the top and bottom, the conical cover in the form of a three-tiered roof with ball finial, the tiers inlaid with silver beads, green jadeite and rose quartz jewels, the base impressed 'SILVER'.
11cm high, gross weight 354g

Condition Report
There is a small dent/bend to the cover rim edge.  A few tiny losses to the enamel just beneath the top jadeite band.

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