CARVED SPINACH JADE COUPE

Large Chinese Hardwood and hand carved spinach Jade 21 jade panels Screen/Room Divider, Size: 15 x 7 feet. Please visit this website for a related Screen which is currently for sale on the internet: h

A Chinese carved spinach jade lidded vase18th centuryH: 12 1/8, W: 6 1/2, D: 4 in. (H: 30.8, W: 16.51, D: 10.16 cm.)Provenance: Private collection, Southern California. A pair with Oakridge's Septembe

Qing dynasty. Chinese fine carved square spinach jade seal with dragon handle. comes with dark color wood box with copper hardware. seal size: 4 3/4"H x 4"W, box size: 7"H x 6 1/2"W

Archaistic Chinese carved spinach jade covered censer; the flattened globular body flanked by a flared handle at each side; showing taotie masks amid scrolling animal forms, rendered in light relief;

Well carved depicting mountainous landscape with houses. Plaque is 7”H x 9.75”W. In stand 9.5”H.

Archaistic Chinese carved spinach jade gu-form vase; finely carved with taotie masks amid scrolling leiwen pattern, between notched flanges; H: 17"; gilt bronze stand

Massive Chinese carved spinach jade mountain; of vibrant green coloration; well-carved in high relief, with scene of Nüwa ascending; inscription and seal mark; H: 25" (approx.); wood

2 Chinese carved spinach jade table screens with fitted carved reticulated chevale style wood stands. Jade screens sit vertically in the stands. Measures: 29"H x 18.5"W framed jade: 23.25"H x 13"W jad

A finely carved Qing imperial Spinach jade stamps with Chinese and Manchurian on both side, the bottom of stamps carved Chinese and manchurian seal Characters. the top of stamps carved beasts as imper

DESCRIPTION: A Large Chinese spinach jade bowl features deep carvings portraying multiple dragons amongst propitious clouds, rests atop a fitted wooden base with meandering patterns. CIRCA: Early 20th

Pair of Carved Spinach Jade Plaque Insert Table Screens. Each rectangular plaque is finely carved, depicting an official figure accompanied by attendants awaiting the arrival of visitors in a palace s

Chinese thinly carved spinach jade bowl; of exceptional translucency; the exterior with characters in circular reserve amid scrolling lotus designs; D: 7 1/4"

Chinese carved spinach jade vase. Ht 28 cm. Weight 612 grams.

Chinese spinach jade Dragon seal carved with dragon and long calligraphic inscription; the base with seal-script characters; with hard wood box. L: 10.5 cm, H: 11.5 cm

DESCRIPTION: Antique Chinese carved spinach jade double covered vase, presenting sculptural leaf and flower designs lower, a double handle vase etched with scroll designs, completed with beast and bat

DESCRIPTION: A Large Chinese Spinach Jade Screen featuring a pierced wooden base displaying lotus vine motif supports, the wood foundation supports a solid Spinach jade plaque depicting a mountainous

A pair of carved spinach jade or hard stone flower pots. 20th century. Carved medallions depicting designs of plum blossom, orchid, bamboo and chrysanthemum with birds. On wood stands. 14"h x 21 3/8"d

Decorated with peach blossoms and bats, and a dragon verso. 20th century. Accompanied by a fitted stand. From an E 66th St, Manhattan estate. Dimensions: document box measures approx. 9.5" w x 1.

DESCRIPTION: A Chinese carved spinach-green jade brush pot decorated with carved motifs depicting foliage with flowers and fruits. The jade vase has an attached metal footed pedestal base embellished

4-panel carved spinach jade table screen- 19"x 24". Separation cracks on 3 jade sections.

10"x 6" 4-panel carved spinach jade lantern overall height 9 ¾” tall, jade piece is approx. 5” tall & 4 1/8” wide

A Chinese carved jade coupe of foliate form on a carved hardwood stand. Coupe: 3-1/4in tall x 5in wide.

Qing nicely carved spinach jade seal with lion beast as handle. There are carved Chinese characters on it. The seal is enclosed in wooden box. Dimension: H 19cm; Bottom: L 23cm; W 9cm. Bottom: H 26cm;

A Chinese carved spinach jade small archaistic vase qing dynasty. With carved wood stand. H: 4 5/8 in. (jade) PROVENANCE: Gift from Edmund Schwencke, January 1957, Property from the Collection of Dr.