A PALE CELADON JADE WATER DROPPER
A PALE CELADON JADE WATER DROPPER
Ming dynasty
The hollow water dropper carved in the form of a crouching mythical beast with a bifurcated tail and a broad flat head, detailed with a pair of curved horns, pointed ears, and round eyes with bushy eyebrows, the mouth open to reveal its tongue and fangs, the circular opening on its back surrounded by scrolls and fitted with a stopper in the form of a miniature coiled beast, the stone with russet staining.
3in (7.8cm) long
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A PALE CELADON JADE WATER DROPPER
Ming dynasty
The hollow water dropper carved in the form of a crouching mythical beast with a bifurcated tail and a broad flat head, detailed with a pair of curved horns, pointed ears, and round eyes with bushy eyebrows, the mouth open to reveal its tongue and fangs, the circular opening on its back surrounded by scrolls and fitted with a stopper in the form of a miniature coiled beast, the stone with russet staining.
3in (7.8cm) long
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