Q001. A Pale Greenish-White Three-legged Jade Pot with Double Live Rings and Cover

Q001. A Pale Greenish-White Three-legged Jade Pot with Double Live Rings and Cover

(Qian-Long, Qing Dynasty,AD 1736-1795) Height: 15.8cm,Body width: 9.92cm, Body thickness: 6.2cm

The cover is engraved with reliefs. It is the engraved text: "San Xitang".  The three characters are the Qianlong Emperor's study room. Most of Qianlong's favorite and appreciated objects are placed in Sanxitang. This treasure is full of embossed flowers and plants, extremely beautiful, very ornamental and collectible value! Under the mouth of the pot, there is also a literary manuscript: the word "Jian Ji" (means precious and rare); the other side is carved under the mouth of the pot:  " Uncle Zhi-Xiang", the three words, the name of the character may be the producer or the royal family is undecided;  see the extreme attention to this treasure This practice is very rare and has historical significance!

San Xitang pot top is very sharp! To be as sharp as the high hardness and toughness of Yu Yute! It’s also a very old-fashioned experience. If you don't care, it will easily collapse. The former work is exhausted, so almost all the tops you see are round or other shapes! Because of the sharpness, it is a big risk to collapse! ! The other three feet are very thin, in addition to being shocked and worn, but also very shocked, the thin side of the shell will also be slightly inadvertently collapsed! Therefore, the Qing Dynasty jade building office is the most famous craftsman in the country! But for the sake of prudence, the thinning process has to be handed over to the most experienced old craftsmen! The thinner the more the more nervous, like a thin ice, but the emperor wants this! Therefore, the average person does not know what is wrong, that is, all the feet and the like are cylindrical! Have you ever seen this extremely high thin foot? If you don't accept this, there is nothing to say !