A Chinese small white jade 'crane' box and cover, Qing Dynasty, 18th/19th century, the stone of even tone with small mottled white inclusions, well carved with head turned back and incised feathers to the cover continuing onto the base, the underside of the base with two carved legs, the eyes inlaid in green glass and the head with cross-hatched stone, possibly Carnelian, approximately 6.8cm long x 5.7cm high x 3cm deep, carved wood stand Provenance: Formerly in a private South African Collection purchased circa mid 1970's and to the mid 1980's 清18-19世纪 白玉嵌玛瑙鹤型盖盒 拍品来源：南非私人收藏，购自上世纪70-80年代 Condition Report: the head has been off broken through the middle of the neck and end of the beak and glued back traces of glue around the carnelian stone Condition Report Disclaimer