Jade archers ring. China. 18th century. D form. Pale grey stone with russet. Surface carved with

Jade archers ring. China. 18th century. D form. Pale grey stone with russet. Surface carved with Lung chih. 1.5in wide.

Pendant in the form of a scabbard ornament. China. 18th century. Pale celadon Jade with a large area of russet. Surface carved with a Tao Tieh mask and archaic scrolling. For additional and high-resol

Jade Archaic style vessel. China. 18th/19th century. Yi form ewer. Stone of a deep celadon green color. Surface carved with Tao Tieh masks. Dragon form handle. Finely carved hardwood fitted stand. 5-1

An Incised White Jade 'Landscape' Archer's Ring 18TH/19TH CENTURY 清中期 白玉刻山水圖扳指 the pale stone of squat form with tapered wa

Four Celadon Jade Archer's Rings 19TH CENTURY AND LATER each worked of pale stone with russet inflections, comprising three smooth examples with one beveled side, and one example carved in relief with

Fine Chinese 18th / 19th Century, Very White Jade Archer's Ring, the flat surface well carved using the russet skin with a Scholar, Cliff, Pine & Pavilion. Height 1 1/4 inches (3.2 cm.).

Jade censer. China. 18th century. Stone of pale celadon colour. Square rectangular form. Carved and pierced with a mountain landscape. Spinach jade cover and base, cover carved with a dragon. 7-3/4" h

CHINA, 19TH-20TH CENTURY A collection of six pieces of Chinese carved jade and hardstone articles. The lot includes a large russet jade archers ring, a celadon jade archers ring with flat top, a pale

Jade pendant. China. 18th/19th century. Highly transluscent grey stone carved as gourds and tendrils. 2.5in length.

Jade carving. China. 19th century. Grey and russet stone carved as Ling Chih. 2-1/4" long. Mounted as a lamp finial.

A WHITE JADE OPENWORK 'BAT' ARCHER'S RING, MID-QING DYNASTY China, 18th century. Deftly carved in openwork with a bat to one side and a cherry blossom to the other, surrounded by leaves and scrolling

A WHITE JADE ARCHER'S RING 18th century The even white stone carved in low relief with a continuous scene of a quail beside a bronze vessel with stems of lingzhi, a bat inside a rock beneath a shou me

An Incised White Jade Archer's Ring 18TH/19TH CENTURY 清中期 白玉扳指 the russet streaked stone worked to the exterior with four roundels enclosing stylized c

A YELLOW JADE ARCHER'S RING 18th century Carved in raised relief with an archaic inscription of the twelve terrestrial characters (di zhi), the yellow stone with patches of a russet brown skin. 1 1/4i

Chinese carved white jade archer's ring with russet skin. 18th-19th century.

Chinese carved white jade archer's ring with russet skin. 18th-19th century. 

Jade box. China. 19th century. Rectangular shape stone of grey colour with pronounced black markings. Surface carved with two mythical animals. 3-1/2" and 2-1/4".

East Asia, China, ca. 18th to 19th century CE. A beautiful jade stone carved with an anthropomorphic figure and inlaid into an ovoid setting of a modern 24 karat gold ring. The figure is smiling and a

Jade censer. China. 20th century. Stone of a pale grey color. Mughal style. Carved and pierced with flowers. Dragon finial. 8 x 6.25in.

stone of pale celadon, one side with russet inclusion, carved with peach and a bat, 1-1/2 in. Note: Tests as nephrite on the Presidium Gem Tester II. Provenance:

TWO CARVED JADE AND ONE CARVED AGATE ARCHER'S RINGS 19th century The first of off-white tone with russet inclusions, the top flat surface carved with a reclining deer under pine enclosed by two bats i

Chinese jade archer's ring, carved in low relief to depict a garden with bamboo, pine, lingzhi, and rocks, bearing a six-character inscription in seal script, the pale celadon stone with minor russet

Jadeite Snuff bottle. Late 19th century. China. Flattened rounded form. Stone of a pale lavender with apple green. Surface carved with swirling clouds. 2".

Jade snuff bottle. China. 19th century. Even white stone. Rectangular square off form. Surface carved with floral sprigs. 2-1/8" high. 1-3/8" wide. 3/4" thick. From the Estate of Jeanette Curuby.