Certified Qing/Ming dynasty Chinese antique jade spinach vase with lid, 26 cm. The relief pattern imitates the pattern is from the Bronze Age period during the Shang dynasty. The two elephant heads represent a Buddhist meaning. In Buddhism the elephant is a symbol of mental strength. Age: Ming to mid Qing dynasty 1368- 1700 AD; The handles in the shape of the elephant trunks hold the rings. The rings were carved originally from the whole piece. Height: 10.5 in. = 26 cm; Width: 5 in. = 12.5 cm; Depth: 2.5 in. = 6.2 cm; Weight: 2 lb. 14 oz. = 1.2 kg; Condition: there is stable vertical crack from the rim down to the middle of the vase; otherwise very good condition. This jade vase is accompanied by certificate of authenticity. Condition: Fine. There is stable vertical crack from the rim down to the middle of the vase; otherwise very good condition; Low Estimate: $15,000; High Estimate: $50,000; Original: Yes; Terms of sale: All sales are final! Buyer assumes all responsibility! No refunds will be given under any circumstances! No returns! Please, ask all you questions before you bid! If you have any doubts - do not bid!