Two Chinese Carved Stone Water Pots, late Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), one example carved in the round from spinach jade in the form of a leaf, w. 4", l. 5", and the other example carved from agate and decorated with leaf-shaped carvings, w. 2", l. 3-1/8".

The agate pot is milky in color with brown inclusions. One branch with a noticeable loss along the bottom of the piece, a chipped leaf on the side and a nick and hairline crack at the rim. The jade dish has a few black and cloudy inclusions and a couple of small abrasions around the rim. No breaks or cracks. Neither piece has any evidence of repairs or restoration.