Chinese Ming / Qing Dynasty Jade Carving - Zoomorphic

Ming to Qing Dynasty, China, ca. 1368 to 1912 CE. This is a jade (nephrite) carving of some kind of animal; it may be a chimera, with a fish- or amphibian-like head (there might be gills atop the head

Ming and Qing Dynasties, China, ca. 1368 to 1912 CE. This is a jade (nephrite) carving of a crouched, mammalian zoomorphic -- maybe a rodent? -- with a long, thin tail. The jade is various gradations

Ming to Qing Dynasties, China, ca. 1368 to 1912 CE. This is a thin black jade (nephrite) carving of an animal that looks like a chimera of a fish and a pig that is curled around itself. It has some su

Ming to Qing Dynasty, China, ca. 1368 to 1912 CE. This is a white and grey carving of jade (nephrite) showing what is probably a toad or frog with its flippered feet curled up under its body, a lightl

China, Ming to Qing Dynasty, ca. 1368 to 1912 CE. This is a carving of a piece of jade that is a milky white on one side and a deep black on the other. It has a hole through the top for suspension. Th

Ming/Qing Dynasty. The jade carving is oval in shape depicting two mythical beasts in woods. A little dusty and in great vintage condition. Please refer to the photos for more details. Size of panel:

Group of Six Jade Carvings, Ming & Qing Dynasty. 1. A Jade Cup with Two Handles, Ming Dynasty. This two-handled jade cup has a raised dot pattern on the body of the cup. The handles are carved with ab

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

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/

A STRING OF JADE CARVING ORMAMENTS.MING & QING DYNASTY.

A Chinese Mottled Jade Carving of a Horse Ming-Qing Dynasty The recumbent animal carved with craned neck. Length 4 1/4 inches. C

Back at auction due to non-paying bidder... China, Ming to Qing Dynasty, ca. 1500 - 1850 CE. Exceptionally rare jade carving in the form of a reclining rabbit. Long ears extend behind his back, abstra

China, Ming to Qing Dynasty, ca. 1500 - 1850 CE. Exceptionally rare jade carving in the form of a reclining rabbit. Long ears extend behind his back, abstract patterns adorn his sides, feet marked wit

Consisting of a celadon jade pebble inscribed with poem to one side and figures to the reverse, and a celadon jade cup with goose neck forming the handle. Ming/Qing Dynasty period. Length 1: 5 in (12.

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:

Two Chinese Jade Carvings Ming-Early Qing Dynasty Comprising a gray and white jade carving of a goose and a small celadon jade figure of a recumbent fu lion. Length of largest 2 3/4 inches. C Estate o

A Chinese necklace with various jade boy carvings Ming or Qing dynasty A necklace comprising approximately twelve jade carvings alternated with three smaller beads between each. L: 25 1/2 in. L: 64.77

A Chinese necklace with various jade boy carvings Ming or Qing dynasty A single strand necklace comprising twelve jade carvings; eleven of boy design and one of a ring with sphere. L: 23 1/2 in. L: 59

Ming and Qing dynasties  Comprising a double fish circular pendant, a small dragon turtle toggle, a small pendant carved with a beast, and spinach jade bead featuring lingzhi heads. Greatest widt

A group of 6 Chinese jades dating from the Ming to the Qing dynasties. The group includes: a white jade carving of a young boy holding a lotus dating from the 18th century, a white jade carving of Liu

A group of 5 jades dating to the Ming and Qing dynasty. The carvings include: a hulu with a bat and butterfly; a pair of deer among flowers with a wooden stand; a pair of melons; a monkey with peaches

Ming or Qing Dynasty,With nice carvings, five batts holding longevity charactor, Meaning is longevity and happiness. Size is around 6.3x4.3x0.7cm.

DESCRIPTION: A Late Ming to Early Qing Celadon jade horse carving on wood base, Ming dynasty. Carved Marking at underside of belly. CIRCA: 17th Cent. Possibly older. (Late Ming to Early Qing) ORIGIN:

A Chinese wood table screen with jade dragon carving inlaid.the frame dated to Qing Dynasty however the plaque dated from the Ming Dynasty, A square sliding panel contains a large and deeply incised p