Hardstone Ruyi Scepter with Dragon

Chinese carved hardstone ruyi scepter, having scrolled head, handle with foliate vines and dragon motif, rising on shaped wood base, scepter: approx 3.5"h, 13"w, 4"d, overall on base: approx 4.5"h, 13

DESCRIPTION: A Chinese, faux jade hard stone ruyi scepter. Features engraved meander patterns along the sides, and carved with embossed Qi dragons and soaring dragons, centered by Chinese characters a

Group of three Chinese jade or hardstone carvings, including: ruyi scepter with incised calligraphy and blossoming tree design; sword showing dragon and taotie motifs; together with seal exhibiting li

Chinese hardstone carved toggle. Carved with dragon and Ruyi scepter. Pierced for suspension. 3 x 9 cm, 300 grams

2 - Chinese Carved Ruyi Scepters; the first in Wood with Jade clouds and with a jade Dragon pendant, the second in wood and Hardstone with a hardstone pendant. Good condition. Length of jade ruyi 13 1

2 - Chinese Carved Ruyi Scepters; the first in Wood with Jade clouds and with a jade Dragon pendant, the second in wood and Hardstone with a hardstone pendant. Good condition. Length of jade ruyi 13 1

A large Chinese hardstone ruyi scepterheight 2 1/2in (6cm); length 16in (41cm); depth 4in (10cm) Provenance: Property from a Private Palo Alto, California Collection.

A Chinese carved grey-white hardstone ruyi scepter probably 19th century. The base of the handle pierced. L: 10 in. PROVENANCE: Property from the Collection of Dr. Frederic and Mrs. Madeleine Zeman Th

Chinese Qing Dynasty Translucent Green Jade or Hardstone Ruyi Scepter, the stem carved, pierced and polished with lingzhi and peaches, the head as a large lingzhi with a Bat; silk tassel. Length 14 7/

Chinese celadon jade or hardstone ruyi scepter with some rust coloration in Japanese wood box; L 8 1/2"

Chinese carved jade or hardstone ruyi scepter; with inscription and seal mark; L: 9 1/2" (approx.)

Chinese green hardstone (probably bowenite) ruyi scepter, body with carved fungus designs, panels and flowers in high relief, head of scepter slightly off center with central phoenix head medallion; a

Group of eight Chinese carved jadeite plaques, with various designs, including: Guanyin with ruyi scepter; dragon and fish; qilin and pines; lion and rockery; sailing ship; phoenix in flight; swimming

Silvered Metal Chinese Ruyi Scepter, dragons in low relief. 15" l by 3.5" at widest point

Carved Wood & Hardstone Inset Ruyi ScepterChinese carved wood ruyi scepter; with carved white hardstone plaques depicting auspicious fruits, mushrooms and bats (old repairs); L: 19 1/2"

In the shape of a flower, with blue silk tassel L: 32cm (12 1/2 in.)

The wish-granting wand, or commonly called ruyi scepter, of carved Zitan wood, the scepter's head decorated elaborately with detail of vigorously front-facing striding imperial dragons soaring between

The wish-granting wand, or commonly called ruyi scepter, of carved Zitan wood, the scepter's head decorated elaborately with detail of vigorously front-facing striding imperial dragons soaring between

Large 14 inches used in Fenn Shui to attract Wealth and Prosperity , broken at mid section of scepter, the base portion with traditional form,

one depicted with attendants, holding ruyi scepter and dragon at feet, the other depicted seated with vase, with bird above shoulder and dragon at feet, both on carved wooden base, (2), h 15cm

Chinese. The arched shaft carved in relief auspicious bats and rising smoke, the head decorated in high relief with a full-faced dragon coiled around a 'flaming pearl', the stone is of dark green tone

The carved zitan wood wish-granted-wand having elongated s-curved handle, with LingZhi sacred fungus patterned head. The ruyi head decorated in relief of centralized flaming pearl interspersed by ruyi

Height: 3.5 inches. Length: 19.4 inches. Width: 4.6 inches. Height: 9cm Length: 49.2cm Width: 11.6cm

Hardstone Inlaid Silver Ruyi Scepter Length:37cm, Width:10cm, Welcome to our highly recommended section, the rare and old collection from Mr. Wu, the descendants of Wu Hongming's family, with a long h