CHINESE ARCHAISTIC JADE HEAD CROWN

Chinese archaistic jade vessel depicting a ram's head to one side and humanistic face to the other. Measures 7" (18cm) length. Total weight 1905g.

Three Chinese archaistic jade carved dragon pendants. Two are curved, flat on each side, and similar to a dolphin shape, only there is a head on each side. The third is rounded and has a mouth and tai

TWO CHINESE ARCHAISTIC JADE BI RINGS one carved in low relief with chilong the stone of pale celadon tone with darker inclusions the other with three male heads adorned with caps the stone of olive-gr

Chinese Archaistic Calcified Jade Vessel , Carved in Three Sections with three Carved Dragons Decorated on the Main Body, with Phoenix Bird Finial.13 1/4 in. high. One Dragon Head Miss Parts.

Group of four old Chinese archaistic carved jade or hardstone plaques: two arc-shaped, each with raised bosses and dragon head terminals on either side; together with two animal-forms, each exhibiting

2 Chinese Archaistic Carved Jades or Hardstones; a square Seal surmounted with a turtle & a Phoenix Pendant with long talon and small bird head with hole for suspension. Age related wear to stones. Le

(lot of 2) Chinese archaistic yellow jade toggle, in the form of a zoomorphic head; together with an ax having an aperture to the top above the flat splayed body, 7.5"h

Seven Archaistic Chinese Jade/HardstonesSeven archaistic Chinese carved jade/hardstones: two bangle bracelets, two recumbent animals, monkey group, coiled dragon and ram's head rhyton ("calcified" and

Two Small Carved Jade BrushwashersTwo small archaistic Chinese carved jade brushwashers; of rounded form with ram's heads at cardinal points; together with oval form and chilongs along the inverted ri

Mottled brown jade with dragon head terminating in a decorative axe. Possibly Han dynasty. H 4.8 cm (1 7/8 in.) Provenance: The following Lots 1151 through 1176 belong to the collection of Irving Lan

CHINA, QING DYNASTY A fine example of a Chinese carved jade archaistic dragon handle cup. The body is decorated with a dot design in relief adorned with figural dragon head handles. Handle to handle m

A Chinese archaistic gui-form grey and brown jade coupe possibly 17th century. With two monster-head handles, with carved wood stand. L: 4 3/4 in. (with handles) PROVENANCE: Cole Galleries, Ltd, New Y

An undated archaistic carved stone head of Buddha with crown. 5.8 kg, 24cm (9 1/2"). Acquired on the London art market before 1995.

Three Chinese Celadon Jade CarvingsThree Chinese celadon jade carvings: archaistic seated female contortionist; belt with horse head finial and monkey along shaft; together with standing Guanyin with

A celadon and gray jade archaistic guang-form vessel and cover Late Qing dynasty/20th century Carved in the form of a recumbent water buffalo, the legs tucked under the body, the head lifted high, the

A LARGE JADE 'QILIN' ARCHAISTIC VESSEL AND COVER, RHYTON China, Qing Dynasty, 19th century Carved as a winged unicorn / qilin standing four squares and turning its head, with chi dragons climbing up i

A JADE PHOENIX ARCHAISTIC VESSEL, RHYTON OR GONG China, Qing Dynasty, 19th century The lower part with a recumbent phoenix with curly feathers turning its head. The upper part with a large opening unv

A Chinese white jade belt hook, Qing Dynasty, the archaistic belt hook carved from a white translucent stone in the form of an archaistic dragon, the head forming the hook, facing a younger chilong cl

An undated archaistic moulded composition figure of the goddess Kwan Yin, standing in long robes, crown to head with small figure of Buddha, with bands of necklaces to the chest; left hand holding a v

Chinese Qing Dynasty White "Jade" Hardstone Censer on three feet with elaborate Archaistic Animal Head Handles, the sides with Archaistic Animals on thunder ground. Width from handle to handle 6 1/8 i

Chinese Bronze Incense Burner on 3 Elephant Head & Trunk legs, the sides with flanges, Taotie masks and double handles from the mouth edge, an archaistic inscription to inside wall; with a fitted Hard

Of sturdy archaistic rectangular form terminating in a horned dragon head hook.Probably Han dynasty or early. Size:5 1/4 inches long.Provenance:Acquired from Professor Alex,a private collection in Ora

Antique Chinese Jade Archaic Ladle 5.25''x1.75''. Archaistic style carving with qilin head handle. Brown to celadon green nephrite jade. Bears a ''Dr. & Mrs. P.H. Plesch'' collection label on interior

Carved in the form of an archaistic axe with a horned beast in recumbent position on the top edge, its head turned towards its back, the slightly yellow and white softly polished tones. 3.25*1.69 inch