Two carved jade bowls, China, Qing Dynasty

Carved jade. The shape of the small figure looks like an oval bowl with two small handles on the sides. With a wooden base covered in silk. Measures: 3.20 cm; 7.80 x 9.70 cm (without base); Jade weigh

Oval carved jade with two birds resting on a branch like vine with flowers. From China, Qing dynasty 1644-191.  75x48mm

China, Qing Dynasty to Republic Period, 1644 to 1949 CE. This is a carved jade plaque showing two dragons turned towards each other, posed symmetrically. The jade is a creamy green. Size: 2.55" W x 3"

China, 19th C., two carved jade beads very deeply carved and drilled. Diameter 1 in. Likely Qing Dynasty

A CELADON JADE RAM GROUP, QING China, Qing Dynasty (1644-1912). Carved as two recumbent rams, the larger animal with its head turned to the right, an infant ram nestled at its side. The semi transluce

Chinese carved jade Archaistic censer, Qing Dynasty, bowl set with two s-form handles, circular lid with raised grip, all carved with archaic symbols and taotie in relief, resting on tripod foo dog ma

AN OPEN-WORKED JADE 'DRAGON' PLAQUE / PENDANT / PEI China, Qing Dynasty, 19th century Carved with two confronted dragons fighting for the flaming pearl, a longevity / shou character to the center part

China,Qing Dynasty Includes two carved depictions of a smiling figure on a lily pad, one carved of celadon jade and the other of celadon and russet, a figure seated on the back of a swan, two plaques

Chinese Jade Bowl Carved with Dragons. The Bowl of a dark spinach green color, slightly everted rim, circular foot. Two carved dragons chasing the elusive flaming pearl of wisdom. Late Qing Dynasty. O

A RARE AND FINE WHITE JADE GILT-BRONZE BELT BUCKLE, CHINA, QING DYNASTY, 18TH CENTURY - 9,5 cm long, 6 cm high - The two sides rolls finely carved with a geometric svastik motif jointed by a elegant i

China, 1644-1912. Two Chinese jade carvings, both are reclining with their heads resting on their tails. smaller one-35x32 mm Bigger one-45x62 

China,Qing Dynasty Includes one depicting a bat, two coins, and a peach, one depicting a cicada and butterfly, and one depicting an urn flanked by two birds. Jade,Smallest 2 1/8" dia.,Largest 2 1/4" d

Carved jadeite and jade. H from 7.5cm to 8.5cm

East Asia, China, Qing Dynasty, ca. 18th to early 19th century CE. Carved from a near-translucent piece of white jade, with brown and purple / red bands through it, this is a sculpture of two children

DESCRIPTION: Two celadon jade carved circular pendants. Designs include flowers, and symbols. Qing dynasty was a Manchu-led imperial dynasty and was the last imperial dynasty in China. PROVENANCE:  G

Pale grey tremolite jade, mottled with dark inclusions China, Qing dynasty (1644-1911) Two-piece belt buckle Decorated with two Qilong dragons and foliage with Lingzhi fungus Finely carved openwork re

China Qing Dynasty Includes two paktong lined bowls with coconut paneled exterior decorated with relief carved tendril and bird patterns throughout. Each 3 3/4" x 7 3/8" dia..,Coconut shell, paktong F

,China,Qing Dynasty Carved in shallow relief with figural animal heads at shoulder suspending two loose ring handles, cover surmounted by a rectangular finial of celadon jade with gray and russet incl

DESCRIPTION: Two celadon jade belt hooks with dragon head hooks and dragon carved base. Qing dynasty was a Manchu-led imperial dynasty and was the last imperial dynasty in China. PROVENANCE: George He

DESCRIPTION: Two celadon jade belt hooks with dragon head hooks and dragon carved bases. Each 3 1/4" length. Qing dynasty was a Manchu-led imperial dynasty and was the last imperial dynasty in China.

Jade bowl carved with bas-reliefs in archaic style and a geometric border on the rim. The color of jade has various shades between beige and dark green. Diameter: 12.60 cm; Height: 5.50 cm; Weight: 41

NO RESERVE ON THIS LOT! FIRST BID AT STARTING PRICE MAY GET IT. ANTIQUE CHINESE CARVED JADE BOWL - QING DYNASTY. EXCEPTIONAL WHITE JADE AND FINELY CARVED. VERY THIN. 8.8 CM WIDE. 3.2 CM TALL. 80 GRAMS

Qianlong period (1736-1796). 3.5x15x8

1800s, W. 9,5 - H. 17 Cm