213 - A Chinese jade belt hook, Ming dynasty (1368-1644), the top carved in openwork with a chilong crawling towards the dragon's-head hook, the underside with a raised oval stud, the stone of greyish-white tone, later mounted as the handle of a Canton enamelled cup, decorated with a dragon chasing a flaming pearl (belt hook 10.7cm long, 16cm long overall) Footnote: 玉带钩柄铜胎画珐琅杯 Condition Report: Handle loose from bowl. Jade with small chips in various locations. Unable to check condition under metal fitting. The bowl with hairline cracks to enamel. Handle support dented.

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