VesselsChinese18th-19th century
Jade Circular Covered Bowl with Four Ring Handles and Stylized Floral Decor, the Cover with Openwork Floral Deisgns and Knob in the Form of an Opening Blossom
late 18th-19th century, probably early 19th century
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