In the Qing Dynasty, bamboo carving Buddha's hand ruyi ornaments

H:47.5cm，W:6cm，weight：198g

L:46cm

H:25cm,W:16cm

QING DYNASTY BAMBOO CARVING CHARACTER ORNAMENT; H:22cm W:7.5cm Wt:1710g

H:20.5cm L:8.5cm W:6cm Wt:1143.7g

H:19.5cm L:8.5cm W:5.5cm Wt:228.3g

H:48cm W:26cm Wt:3266g

A WHITE JADE CARVING 'Ruyi' ORNAMENT.MIDDLE QING DYNASTY.

Bamboo Buddha's Hand Carving Ornament.

Qing Dynasty Chinese Gilt Wood Carving Sitting Buddha. Left Hand Two Fingers missed. H 4 7/8 inches.

A GREEN JADE CARVING 'Ruyi' ORNAMENT.QIANLONG PERIOD, QING DYNASTY.

H:10cm L:23cm W:8cm Wt:414g

A HuangYangWood CARVING ORNAMENT, Ruyi.QING DYNASTY.

Bamboo-Root Buddha's Hand Carving Ornament.

H:7.5cm W:12cm

Carved in the form of rhinoceros libation cup, the bamboo cup is carved in relief to the side with leafy branches and Buddha's hand from a large gnarled stem. Qing Dynasty period. Height: 4 3/4 in (12

H: 2 7/8 in(7.2cm) L: 5 1/4 in(13.5cm) wt:250g

Height of jade:5.7cmLength:13.5cmWeight:0.25kgFor size details ,please refer to the marks on our pictures.

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

Chinese jade carving, Qing Dynasty, celadon with russet veining, in the form of a Buddha's hand citron, 4.75"l x 3"w Provenance: Estate of a Greek shipping magnate, NYC

Old Chinese White Jade Buddha Hand Citron Carving 2.25''x1.25''. Mutton fat pebble carving has pierced top. Excellent condition. 19th or 20th century, Qing dynasty.

Chinese Qing Dynasty Blanc de Chine Porcelain Bottle Vase with applied design of Flowers, the reverse with branch of Buddha's Hand Citron, flowering Branch Handles to neck, Ruyi Head border to shoulde

White jade with brown skin carved into a small Buddha's hand fruit, 18th - 19th Century. The carving is smooth and well detailed with the leaves of the Buddha's hand being carved out of the brown mott

A Chinese bamboo carving of "Liu Hai", dating from the Qing dynasty. Liu Hai, the Daoist transcendent immortal and the god of wealth, seen sitting and holding the three legged toad in his left hand an