21.5cm×20cm （8 1/2×7 7/8 in）
Exquisitely made of huanghuali and zitan， the straight sides divided into six facets， each inlaid with a jade panel incised with a four-line poetic inscription， five of them written by Emperor Qianlong and one written by Ouyang Xiu， enclosed by a narrow jade-inlaid border， the cover inlaid with mother-of-pearl， depicting a variety of auspicious objects， including archaic vase， ding， ruyi， etc. followed by a seven-character inscription and two seals reading bu yue （walking in the moonlight）， pin hua （appreciating the flowers）， all supported on six small bracket feet， the underside centered with a mother-of-pearl hexagonal panel pierced with scrolling flowers with a square seal reading Qianlong Yuyong （literal： used by Emperor Qianlong）.
Price estimate:
HKD: 300,000 - 500,000
USD: 38,500 - 64,100
Auction Result:
HKD: 354,000
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