Very fine 18/19th C. Chinese Qing Dynasty superb white jade round table screens. Carved white jade panel depicting peaceful architectural building pavilions nestled within highland misty mountainous landscape. Viewers of these work are meant to identify with peaceful panoramic scene the painting, allowing them to walk through and dwell in the landscape. The carving is magnificent with an even tone clean iridescent and moist milky appearance. The pair set within elaborately carved green jade frame stands. This pair white jade table screens conformed all required specimen to be high valued Chinese jade wares, with finest material, the whiteness, the cleanness, the color, the shape, design, and distinct. The jade is fine and exquisite, the carving smooth, brilliant with a moist appearance, the finishing meticulous.

Measurements: Height 14-3/4" Dia: 9-1/8"
Weight: 2746g

PROVENANCE:
Private (Estate) collections of Anna Adeline (Anne Adeline) Haddrall (1929-2018), by inheritance.
Anne Adele Haddrall was born in Perth County, Canada. Moved to Toronto as a teenager and raised her family in Stratford There she established the Haddrall School of Highland Dancing sharing her love of dance with students all over Stratford. In the late 1980s, she traveled worldwide to learn and share her experience. Mrs. Anne toured Europe and collected English secretaries, French demi-lunes and crystal girandoles along with highly collectible Chinese articles. Her collection grew and filled her home with many highly collectable . Items sold at auction will towards her designated charities.