A GROUP OF TWELVE TURQUOISE, JADE AND JADEITE CARVINGS
Qing Dynasty
Comprising: four jadeite figures; three turquoise figures; three jadeite animals; a mushroom and pale green jade bearded figure carrying a fruiting peach branch; and a mottled grey jade boy carrying a bundle of sticks, seven wood stands.
The tallest 7cm (2 3/4in) (19).
Footnotes:
清 綠松石,玉及翠玉雕 一組十二件
This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: Y
Y Subject to CITES regulations when exporting items outside of the UK, see clause 13.

The largest jade figure: there is a very old break to some of the branch over his head. There is also a 1mm bruise under the figure's left arm. The figure is affixed to the base.
The grey boy figure is affixed to the base.
The turquoise figures: the hu tablet of one figure has been re-stuck. Two figures have glue residue to the base.
The jadeite animals: one jadeite bird has a break through the legs and tail and has been re-stuck.
All pieces have general surface wear and some degree of residue to the base.

Please note that none of the jadeite has been tested for colour treatment.