A Chinese celadon jade archaistic vase , hu, carved with a pear-shaped body rising from a slightly splayed foot to a flared neck and galleried mouth rim, the neck flanked by a pair of openwork handles carved in the form of a lion heads, decorated in low relief with a band of stylised kui dragons, the body further carved in low relief with a pair of taotie masks and with openwork handles, with natural brown inclusions and faults to the jade, 11.8cm high x 9cm wide, wood stand青玉兽面纹觯 long natural fault lines in main body of vase