A Chinese nephrite jade and bronze-mounted hand mirror
Qing Dynasty
Formed from an oval slightly domed panel carved with an elephant surrounded by scrolling foliage, the handle formed from a dragon belt hook, conjoined by embossed and chased bronze mounts.
23cm (handle and mirror separated)
Sold for £1,800
Condition Report
Handle (belt hook) has detached from the main mirror with associated losses to metal. Jade elements appear good with only minor signs of age.
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