TWO ARCHAIC JADE SEALS Warring States period-Han dynasty (2)TWO ARCHAIC JADE SEALSWarring States period-Han dynastyFollowing the bo bell shape with notched sides, a tab on the top pierced for suspension, the front and back panels incised with hooked patterns and crosshatched lines, the underside carved with two characters typical of the Warring States period, the tan color stone softly polished with light encrustation and pitted areas; the square seal with faceted top edge and knob, carved underneath with one character gong, the celadon jade highly polished with tan 'calcified' areas and light encrustations. 1 x 3/4in (2.5 x 1.9cm); 5/8 x 1/2 x 1/2in (1.6 x 1.3 x 1.3cm) (2).戰國-漢 玉印二只Compare the very similar square jade seal carved with the same character 公 (gong) illustrated by Dohrenwend, Chinese Jades in the Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto, 1971, p. 88, top. The same seal was previously illustrated by White, Tombs of Old Lo-yang, Shanghai, 1934, pl. CXXXVIII-336.