Three Archaistic Chinese Hardstone Animals

Three archaistic Chinese carved hardstone animals; lacquered and parcel-gilt to resemble bronze; L: 3 1/2" (largest, approx.)

Three archaistic Chinese carved hardstone animals; lacquered and parcel-gilt to resemble bronze; L: 3 1/2" (largest, approx.)

Three Archaistic Chinese Jade/Hardstone AnimalsGroup of three archaistic Chinese jade or hardstone carvings: recumbent horse, recumbent water buffalo, and monkey-like creature standing on one foot; H:

Three archaic-style Chinese carved hardstone covered vessels: urn flanked by phoenix and blossoming tree, lion finial to cover; lobed vase with animal mask handles pending loose rings, carved relief p

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

Three Archaistic Chinese Hardstone Items , incl. cong, w. 2 1/4, d. 2 1/4 in.; and two bi disks, dia. 2 1/4 in. and 2 5/8 in . Provenance: The Sturm Collection, St. Thomas and Trinidad IMPORTANT: All

A group of three Chinese hardstone animal carvings. ++ A pair of "wild horse" carvings. Carved green hardstone depicting a pair of galloping horses. Both come with wooden bases. Larger, Approximately:

Three archaistic Chinese jade carvings: of a qilin, pixiu and hydra, each with russet coloration; L: 6 1/2" (largest)

Three archaistic Chinese carved hardstones: two cong-form; together with a phoenix pouring vessel, with some gilt details; H: 11 1/2" (tallest)

Group of three archaistic Chinese carved hardstone covered vessels: intricately reticulated footed cup; urn-form vase; together with bowl; all showing zoomorphic designs; H: 7 1/4" (vase)

Three Chinese Jade/Hardstone CarvingsThree archaistic Chinese jade/hardstone carvings: seal with turtle finial; a thin plaque with taotie mask; together with rectangulr form widening at the base with

(lot of 5) Chinese archaistic hardstone animal carvings, the largest 3.5"w.

Three Chinese Carved AnimalsThree Chinese carved jade/hardstone animals: a qilin leaning on its hind legs and baring teeth; together with a pair of sectional horses standing four-square (some losses);

Two archaistic Chinese carved hardstones: mythical animal-form, crouching, with split tail in between legs; together with figural group, featuring a man, holding an implement, riding atop a recumbent

Three Chinese Carved Hardstone Figures of Animals Comprising: A pair of deer with lingzhi A recumbant model of a cat A recumbant model of a dog The largest 2 1/2 x 6 x 2 in. Provenance: Two Asiantique

Three Chinese archaistic hardstone carvings, from 2.5" to 3.125" high.

Three archaistic Chinese carved jade or hardstone pieces: cylindrical covered vase showing taotie designs and zoomorphic flanges; together with two various chilong-decorated vessels; H: 7 1/2" &#4

Three archaistic Chinese carvings: pair of hardstone congs; together with white stone tapered vase with taotie mask in low relief; H: 7 3/8" (tallest)

Archaistic Chinese carved hardstone vessel; with animal designs to body and handles; L: 8"

Three Chinese Archaistic & other hardstone carvings, modern; height: the tallest 12 inches

(lot of approx. 26) Three shelves of Chinese archaistic hardstone discs and huang, of various of types and sizes, carved with different patterns, largest: 12.5"w; Provenance: Retired Southern Californ

THREE LARGE HARDSTONE ANIMALSChinese, 20th century, jade. A laughing recumbent horse, a recumbent dog with branch in mouth, and an elephant.5 x 7 in. (12.7 x 17.8 cm.)

Two archaistic Chinese carved hardstone tripod vessels, each with animal head handles pending loose rings: of squat rounded form together with oblong form; with matching covers; L: 6 1/2" (lar

(lot of 4) Chinese archaistic hardstone decorative items, three lidded vessels, each carved with qilong or taotie patterns, together with a bowl flanked with qilong handles, largest: 16.5"h; Provenanc