Neolithic Jade Tiger Cicada

Exquisite and rare jade pendant of a bird with immorality cicada most likely comes from the Hongshan, a neolithic culture in northwest China (4700 to 2900 bce). Hongshan burial artifacts include some

Exquisite and rare jade pendant of a bird with immorality cicada most likely comes from the Hongshan, a neolithic culture in northwest China (4700 to 2900 bce). Hongshan burial artifacts include some

A Hongshan Culture Jade 'Cicada' Ornament Chinese Neolithic Period. Size:11cmx22cmx4cm

A Hongshan Culture Jade 'Cicada' Ornament Chinese Neolithic Period. Size:23cmx12.5cmx5.5cm

A Hongshan Culture Jade 'Cicada' Ornament Chinese Neolithic Period. Size:23cmx12.5cmx5.5cm

A Hongshan Culture Jade 'Cicada' Ornament Chinese Neolithic Period. Size:23cmx12.5cmx5.5cm

A Hongshan Culture Jade 'Cicada' Pendant. Chinese Neolithic Period. Size:4.5cmx4cm

A Hongshan Culture Jade 'Cicada' Ornament Chinese Neolithic Period. Size:23cmx12.5cmx5.5cm

A Hongshan Culture Jade 'Cicada' Pendant. Chinese Neolithic Period. Size:8cmx2.7cmx3.2cm

A Hongshan Culture Jade 'Cicada' Pendant. Chinese Neolithic Period. Size:5.5cmx3cm

A Hongshan Culture Jade 'Cicada' Pendant Chinese Neolithic Period. Size:7.3cmx1.8cmx2.5cm

A Hongshan Culture Jade 'Cicada' Pendant. Chinese Neolithic Period. Size:5.5cmx3cm

A Hongshan Culture Jade 'Cicada' Pendant. Chinese Neolithic Period. Size:6cmx3cm

This beautifully carved old jade pig dragon amulet with cicada, an ancient symbol of immortality, most likely derives from the Hongshan period of China (4700 to 2900 bce). The pendant is approximately

Lot of three pieces of archaistic jade carvings in the style of jades of the Chinese Neolithic period. Large flat “comb form” pendant is a loose interpretation of the Comb Form Pendant from North

Neolithic forms including two Hongshan style pendants in light celadon, a tool in yellow jade and a cicada pendant carved from brown/green jade. Length of tool 17.8cm (7 in.)

Including 2 russet jade carved cicada, a crystal beads, a tiger eye stone carved fish, a lapis ring face, and 11 stone carved pendants. Approx. 2.6-1.2 inch (largest).

Qing dynasty Comprising two cicada form pendants, and a pendant carved as a recumbent tiger. Greatest height: 1 7/8in.

Including two neolithic style discs, two Zhou style carved pendants, a carved chicken bead, and an anthropomorphic cicada pendant.

L. 13.3 cm. W. 8 cm. Weight 44 gram.

Song A Russet White Jade Tiger And Lamb 10 x 8.8 x 4.3 cm. 宋 虎叼羊

SPRING AND AUTUMN PERIOD (770-476 BC) A JADE 'TIGER' PENDANT L 3.8 cm. (1 1/2 in.) Reference: A similar jade 'tiger' pendant, illustrated in Chinese Jade Collection Vol.3 Spring and Autumn period and

H: 2 in(5cm) L: 3 3/4 in(9.5cm) wt:103g

4 7/8" Neolithic Jade Dragon found in the Liaoning Province in Northeast China. Hongshan culture. Hongshan Culture 4700 to 2900 BC. This is an exceptional piece made from a gorgeous stone. The ancient