A Rare and Early Chinese Jade Carving of a Coiled Recumbent Camel

The coiled flat body finely carved in the form of a dragon-fish with the large dragon head biting its tail, detailed a bifurcated tail and a scaly body, with the stone in a brown-white color. 2.08inch

Depicted recumbent with legs neatly tucked beneath the body, the mythical beast rendered with a pronounced snout and a pierced mouth, the stone in a variegated celadon and dark brown color. 2.57inch H

Qing dynasty and later Comprising a large lavender jadeite fish carp, a white jade seal with a buffalo finial, a recumbent camel, a recumbent mythical bird, a rooster, a recumbent pig, two ducks, and

Three (3) Chinese carved jade figures, including one (1) recumbent dog, one (1) recumbent camel, and one (1) gourd form brush washer with hollow well and incised decoration to the exterior. Ranging in

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 Chinese, gem quality, jade carving of a recumbent rabbit, laying beside a standing rabbit with its ears tucked behind its head. CIRCA: Late 19th-Early 20th Ct. ORIGIN: China DIMENSIONS:

A large jade-colored quartz carving of recumbent phoenix-form ewer supporting a small pavilion, on hardwood base with openwork carving and topped by the original period brocade cloth shade with hangin

A Chinese White Jade Carving of a Camel Qing Dynasty or earlier Carved in the recumbent position. Width 2 1/4 inches C

Three jade carvings as a group, carved as a peach with a monkey clambering on it and a smaller peach at the side, a leaf with a cicada, a recumbent deer holding ruyi forming in oval shape. 2.25inch L,

19th C. The good example of the rare Ancient Arts of Chinese Hornbill carving. Antique pieces of a "golden jade", also to be called "crane's-head" (HeDing), open-work carved recumbent shape of a Chine

19th C. The good example of the rare Ancient Arts of Chinese Hornbill carving. Antique pieces of a "golden jade", also to be called "crane's-head" (HeDing), open-work carved recumbent shape of a Chine

19th C. The good example of the rare Ancient Arts of Chinese Hornbill carving. Antique pieces of a "golden jade", also to be called "crane's-head" (HeDing), open-work carved recumbent shape of a Chine

20th C. The good example of the rare Ancient Arts of Chinese Hornbill carving. Antique pieces of a "golden jade", also to be called "crane's-head" (HeDing), open-work carved recumbent shape of grapes

19th C. The good example of the rare Ancient Arts of Chinese Hornbill carving. Antique pieces of a "golden jade", also to be called "crane's-head" (HeDing), open-work carved recumbent shape of gourd a

Carved of arched form, peered with an aperture at wither end, the stone of a variegated gray, brown and black color. 5.3inch L, 1.3inch W. The Estate of the Lady. Juan. K. Leng. HK, (1930-2018)

The plain rectangular sides and cylindrical shaft carved from a mottled green jade with calcified patches. 3.5inch H, 2.5inch L, 2.5inch W.

Of rounded rectangular form, the centre pierced with a large aperture, the stone in mottled grayish tone suffused with black inclusions. 5.15inch L. 5.1inch W.

The mottled russet stone modeled in trapezoidal shape with an arched edge, one side carved in low relief with a dancing figure grasping a long ribbon. 2.5inch L, 1.58inch W.

Of trapezoidal form, crisply worked with a bevelled edge at the end, pierced with an aperture at the other end, the stone in opaque black and celadon colors. 4.4inch L, 3inch W. The Estate of the Lady

Of flat rectangular form with softly bevelled edges, the top pierced through with a large aperture, the opaque stone in mottled black tone. 5.3inch L, 4.05inch W.

Of trapezoidal form and worked with bevelled edges, the stone of mottled russet and dark colors, pierced with a circular aperture at one end, with box. 4.4inch L, 2.7inch W. The Estate of Los Angeles,

The russet jade modeled in circular form, carved on both sides with interlocking archaic spirals, pierced at the center with an aperture. 2inch D.

Two calcified mottled jades of a kneeling figure and a figural bead, two calcified white jades of an eagle and a standing figure, an opaque russet white belt hook with dragon head, and russet-celadon

A Catalogue of Rare Chinese Jade Carvings Introduction by Lieut. General Sir Sydney Lawford, K.C.B. Illustrated by Fourty four plates from Original Photographs.