Chinese Early Ming Jade Carving

Two Chinese Jade Carvings Ming-Early Qing Dynasty Comprising a gray and white jade carving of a goose and a small celadon jade figure of a recumbent fu lion. Length of largest 2 3/4 inches. C Estate o

DESCRIPTION: A Late Ming to Early Qing Celadon jade horse carving on wood base, Ming dynasty. Carved Marking at underside of belly. CIRCA: 17th Cent. Possibly older. (Late Ming to Early Qing) ORIGIN:

Early carved Ming, Jade 14th Century, Chinese double figure carving.

A Chinese rectangular reticulated jade plaque, double layer carving with two cranes in middle, late Ming to early Qing dynasty Provenance: Property from a Private Estate Collection, Beaumont, Texas Si

Jade carving. China. Ming period (1368-1644). Stone of a grey color with large russet markings. Carved and pierced with a goose and aquatic plants. Mounted with an early 20th century brass box. Jade:

Chinese carved jade pendant depicting twins in a pale celadon material. The lovely nature of the carving and modeling of the figures suggest a late Ming to early Qing date for this carving.Provenance:

Chinese jade garment hooks terminating in dragon head carvings, Ming Dynasty. 3.25" l and 2.75" l, respectively. Property of a San Francisco family, purchased in the late 19th/early 20th century.

Chinese Ming Jade Carving 3" L x 1" W, 1.61 oz Shipping: We are able to pack and ship this item to an address in the United States for $30.00 via UPS Ground or USPS Priority Mail. Tracking information

Chinese Ming type jade bangle, stone in grey and black tone. 2.3inch. The Estate of the Nina. H. Emma. Los Angeles.

Of oval form, the domed surface carved with an archaic dragon crouching on clouds, the flat surface incised with ancient characters, the yellow-celadon jade with black inclusions. 2.6inch L, 1.4inch W

Chinese Ming type gu form celadon and russet jade carving. 2*1inch. The Estate of the Nina. H. Emma. Los Angeles.

Chinese Ming type gu form jade carving, stone in black tone. 1.5*1.5inch. The Estate of the Nina. H. Emma. Los Angeles.

Chinese Ming type gu form jade carving, celadon stone with russet and black inclusions. The Estate of the Nina. H. Emma. Los Angeles. 1.7*1.5inch.

Chinese jade thumb ring, jade in grey celadon tone. 1.2*1.3inch. The Estate of the Nina. H. Emma. Los Angeles.

Chinese jade carving, possible ming dynasty. 1.5 inches

chinese jade carving, possible ming dynasty. 1.5 inches.

China, Ming Dynasty, 1368 to 1644 CE. This is a solid, square bell-shaped piece of black and white jadeite with a hole for suspension and swirling designs on each side. Size: 1.2" L x 1.2" W x 1.25" H

Of oval form, well-carved in openwork with a flying bird with its young on the top, jade in pale celadon tone. 2.1inch L, 1.65inch W, 0.7inch H.

Worked of plaque form, skillfully carved in openwork with lingzhi borne on gnarled branches, the stone of mottled pale celadon tone. 2.52inch L, 1.65inch W.

Carved standing wearing a long robe and holding a large lotus leaf with in his hands, detailed with a cheerful expression beneath hair gathered into two topknots, the stone of a celadon color accentua

One worked in disc form carved in openwork with three beasts clambering along the edge and grasping lingzhi, the other worked in chicken heart shape carved with a dragon and a phoenix, pierced with a

DESCRIPTION: A Chinese Ming Dynasty Carved Jade recumbent deer featuring in white, black and red hues. CIRCA: 17th Cent. Possibly older ORIGIN: China DIMENSIONS: H: 1.25" W: 2.25" L: .75" Have a simil

An important Chinese Ming dynasty yellow jade carved camel(?), c1500, 1.4"Hx2.1"x0.68"

Ming to Qing Dynasty, China, ca. 1368 to 1912 CE. This is a jade (nephrite) carving of some kind of animal; it may be a chimera, with a fish- or amphibian-like head (there might be gills atop the head