Four Hardstone Carvings, Qing Dynasty or Later

15 Chinese Jade Carvings QING DYNASTY AND LATER comprising three figures of cicadas, one fish, one butterfly, two square, one boy, four flowers, one seal and two in the forms of characters. Length of

A Chinese gilt-copper 'melon' box and cover , Qing Dynasty or later, applied with tendrils, flowers and foliage with two crickets, with hardstone inlays and incised details, Qianlong four character ma

A large group of reticulated jade and hardstone ornamentsQing dynasty and/or laterFourteen works comprising intricately reticulated pendants and carvings in various shapes and sizes, with bats, shou c

Four Jade Carvings This group consists of two sword ornaments, a cylindrical bead in the shape of a cong, and a white jade archer's ring with black inclusions. Qing Dynasty Longest: 3 inches (7.6 cm)

(3) antique Chinese coral carvings, Qing Dynasty or later (19th/20th c.), including (2) beauties, one depicted holding an instrument and standing before a rooster, on custom hardwood stands, and a gua

1. Carved white and grey jade camel from the Ming Dynasty. The camel is lying down and can be used as a brush rest. It has a fitted wooden stand. Dimensions are 2 7/8 inches wide by 1 7/8 inches high

Four Small Jade Carvings Including a dragon form ring pierced with scrolling decorations, an incised chime, another shaped ring depicting a dragon confronting a rat, and a double-sided figural carving

Four Jadeite Carvings Comprising an oval handled bowl, gourd form brush washer, rectangular belt buckle, and an oval form pendant. Late Qing Dynasty Widest: 5 1/4 inches (13.3 cm) Provenance:R & D Ash

Four Small Jade Carvings Including a slender ring ornament, a standing robed figure holding a flower, a bead depicting a tortoise shell with slight russet inclusions, and a recumbent dog with large ru

A pair of Chinese jade and hardstone panels, Qing Dynasty or later, with a flowering peony tree issuing from rocks and with s stork above and a quail like bird below, the hardstone panels approximatel

Four Jade Carvings Comprisiong two miniature vases, one compressed square form footed censer, and a handled libation one cup. Ming Dynasty and Later Widest: 4 3/4 inches (12 cm) Provenance:R & D Ashle

Four Chinese celadon jade carvings, Qing Dynasty, 19th century, including two carvings of figures with dogs and another kneeling and all holding branches or with fungus, all with some russet inclusion

Six jade and hardstone pendantsQing dynasty and/or laterOne bail stamped: H [within a circle] / K14Six works comprising pendants of various shapes, of thin irregularly rectangular sections, and carved

A group of four Chinese jade carvings Ming-Qing dynasty Comprising two prayer wheels; a plaque with double-happiness motif; and a small, interlocking floral-form buckle. (4). H: 2 1/4, W: 1 3/4, D: 3/

Six Chinese Jade Hairpins and Four Bi Discs, Qing Dynasty and later 6-1/2 inches (16.5 cm) (longest, hairpin) HID03101062020 © 2020 Heritage Auctions | All Rights Reserved

Four Chinese jade carvings Ming and Qing dynasty Comprising a rectangular clothing adornment; an orange-brown animal-form; a bearded figure; and a robed, young boy figure. (4). H: 2 1/2, W: 1 1/2, D:

Chinese jade, hardstone, Canton enamel jardiniere, Qing Dynasty or later (19th/20th), silk wrapped wire stems supporting white hardstone flowers and green jade leaves, in a lobed pink enamel bowl deco

Chinese carved hardstone plaque on stand, Qing Dynasty or later (19th/20th c.), round yellowish green jade plaque set with various carved color hardstones in the form of flowers and fruit on elaborate

This beautiful rare wood box used only in the royal palace is from QianLong period or later in Qing Dynasty, carving typical longevity peaches. It has twenty five peaches and thirteen jade plum flower

Four Chinese Celadon Jade Hanging Articles QING DYNASTY AND LATER comprising two figures of fish, one figure of a cicada, one in the form of a chime with gilt decoration. Length of largest 8 1/4 in.,

8 Chinese Qing Dynasty and later Soapstone Seals, 6 with carving to bases, 2 blank; 2 with animal finials. Age related wear. See images. Height of largest 3 1/4 inches (8.3 cm.).

A carefully crafted and intricately decorated group of four hardstone snuff bottles. These tiny bottles were used to hold a type of powdered tobacco known as snuff. During the Qing Dynasty, snuff was

ASIAN: Six pieces of Chinese porcelain, Qing Dynasty or later, all in famille rose enamels, four footed bowls variously decorated with flowers, insects, fish, and antiques motifs, along with a deep pl

all probably Qing dynasty or later, enameled phoenix and peony sprays, iron red Chenghua reign mark; enameled with a figure and gourds, iron red Qianlong reign mark; two with gilt rims, one with figur