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18TH CENTURY
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A WHITE AND RUSSET JADE 'PRUNUS' BRUSH POT
18TH CENTURY
The brush pot is carved in the form of a gnarled tree trunk with several branches of flowering prunus to one side, skillfully highlighted in the russet skin of the stone. The reverse is carved with a sprig of berries emerging from the base. The stone is of a milky white tone with a few areas of mottled grey inclusions and vibrant russet skin.
4 1/8 in. (10.5 cm.) high
18TH CENTURY
The brush pot is carved in the form of a gnarled tree trunk with several branches of flowering prunus to one side, skillfully highlighted in the russet skin of the stone. The reverse is carved with a sprig of berries emerging from the base. The stone is of a milky white tone with a few areas of mottled grey inclusions and vibrant russet skin.
4 1/8 in. (10.5 cm.) high
Provenance
Acquired by the Hon. Mrs. Clive Behrens’ son, Jack Behrens, in Asia prior to 1934.
Brought to you by
Pedram Rasti