Height:4.1cm(1.61in)Width:3.3cm(1.30in)Weight:50g(0.110lb)Qing Dynasty Hetian white jade monkey group hand piece. Carved from Hetian white jade with fine and moist texture. The jade is pale creamy white with light yellow tone, partially marked by light brown natural russet. It is a fully round carving of mother monkey and baby monkey. The mother monkey squats and holds ganoderma lucidum in both hands, while the infant monkey climbs on her shoulder. Their postures are vivid and lively. Facial features are concisely depicted, body lines are smooth and rounded, with delicate openwork creating rich layers. Monkey is a homophone for noble rank “Hou”. Mother and child motif symbolizes hereditary official title, and ganoderma represents auspiciousness and longevity. It is a classic auspicious jade carving. The surface is finely polished with aged patina, a fine portable antique jade ornament of Qing Dynasty.

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