FIVE JADE ANIMAL CARVINGS Late Qing Dynasty and later

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

Far East, China, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A small jade carving depicting a pair of animals, probably dogs, lying prone with limbs tucked underneath their bodies. One of the "dogs" is la

East Asia, China, Qing Dynasty, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A nephrite jade stone carved into a pillar shaped mount with animal heads protruding from the top, and incised motifs. The heads

TWO JADE ANIMAL CARVINGS QING DYNASTY, 19TH CENTURY 清 青玉提油雕甪端擺件 及 青玉帶皮雕臥牛&

larger jade carving: 2.5in(L) x 1.75in(H)

A pair of antique Chinese jade carvings. Late Qing dynasty, before 1912. First. Bi, a flat jade disc with a circular hole in the centre and pierced figurative ornaments on the sides. Traditionally, ja

Antique Chinese Cinnabar box decorated with jade carving. Late Qing Dynasty, great floral carving, black lacquer interior. Measures 4.25"x3"x2". Weight is 7 oz. PROVENANCE: A Private Charleston SC Est

Five Jade Figural Carvings This group comprises carvings depicting boys holding an auspicious object, and a small russet pebble form carving of a fisherman in low relief. Qing Dynasty {Tallest: 3 5/8

Including carved figures of a qilin, monkey, boy, plant, and an openwork plaque. (Height of largest 3 inches)

Five Chinese Jade Carvings QING DYNASTY (1644-1912) comprising a pale celadon jade carving of double peaches, a pale celadon jade carving of gourds, a celadon and russet jade carving of lingzhi, a mot

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

An antique Chinese wooden box decorated with white jade carving. Circa late Qing dynasty before 1912. The red rectangular box is decorated over the entire surface with a geometric pattern of diamonds.

Antique Carved Chinese Jade / Jadeite Carving. Late Qing Dynasty. The Carp in China is the symbol for abundance and wealth (the fish is one of the Eight Buddhist symbols of good fortune). Measures 8.7

Five Chinese Celadon Jade Carvings QING DYNASTY (1644-1912) comprising two pale celadon carvings of blossoming flowers, a russet and pale celadon carving of mushrooms, a pale celadon carving of melons

A PALE GREEN AND YELLOW JADE FIGURAL CARVING, CHINESE, POSSIBLY LATE QING DYNASTY, a pair of boys, possibly Hehe Er Xian, traditional immortals representing Harmony and Union, ride four geese, carryin

An antique Chinese jade carving representing a phoenix bird. Late Qing dynasty, ca. 1890s. Fine detail work. The figure is mounted on a footed wooden stand. Collectible Oriental Decor For Interior Des

Handcarved jade statue of stylized animal. Archaic style. Late Qing dynasty. 114 gr. - 8,3x3,5x3,2 cm. Extremely fine

A GROUP OF JADE AND SOAPSTONE SEALS AND ANIMAL CARVINGS Ming Dynasty and later Comprising: an archaic style tiger plaque, fitted box; a pale green and russet jade boulder seal; a soapstone seal carved

Jade table screen, China, 19th/20th century (late Qing dynasty). Jade relief carving, recto a guanyin in a lotus blossom, verso characters (poem?) and a Qianlong seal mark. In an openwork wooden stand

An antique Chinese jade carving representing a phoenix bird with nestling. Late Qing dynasty, ca. 1890s. Fine detail work. The figure is mounted on a footed wooden stand. Collectible Oriental Decor Fo

Qing dynasty and later Comprising a large lavender jadeite fish carp, a white jade seal with a buffalo finial, a recumbent camel, a recumbent mythical bird, a rooster, a recumbent pig, two ducks, and

10pc Chinese Jade Animal Carvings 1.25'' to 2.25''. Various monkeys, birds, fish, and foo lion figures. Overall excellent condition. 19th century, Qing dynasty. This is part of a large grouping of peb

Qing Dynasty

DESCRIPTION: Chinese jade carving in the form of a pair of Buddha's hands fruit (finger citron), late Qing Dynasty, circa 1900, China. Carved from a single piece of jade as a pair of Buddha's hand fru