RARE CHINESE JADE FINGER CITRON CARVING

Finely carved as finger citron-fruit with naturalistically curling tips borne on a gnarled and leafy stem, the stone is of even white tone with russet veins. Qing Dynasty period. Length: 3 in (7.6 cm)

A Chinese white jade carving of a finger citron, Qing Dynasty, naturalistically carved to imitate a fruit with curled finger-like tendrils supported on a gnarled stalk and cluster of leaves, the stone

Chinese jade carving of a "Buddha's Hand" finger citron. Qianlong period (1735-1796). The pale white jade stone carved in the form of curling citrus fingers with a pierced verdant stock.Prov

A Large White Jade Carving of a Finger Citron, Qianlong Period (1736-1795) Hand of Buddha Vase with intricately carved stand. Vase measures 6 inches H x 3 W x 3 deep, 7 inches H including stand. Some

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

With branch and leaves in relief. Pale green nephrite with white and russet inclusions (some blemishes). 13 cm Provenance: -Bluett&Sons Ltd., September 18, 1981 -Thence by descent

Finely carved the 'fingers' of the citron curling upwards from a gnarled leafy stem forming the base of the vessel, with further leafy branches curling around the ripe fruit, the stone of russet jade.

A Chinese pale celadon or white jade carving of fruit, 19th or 20th century, with a pomegranate, a finger citron (Buddha's Hand) and a peach, carved on top of a branch and with other foliage and flowe

Chinese jade carving of a Buddha hand citron, executed from a celadon matrix, with leaves to the top and seven 'fingers', with wood stand, jade: 5.75"w

Carved of arched form, peered with an aperture at wither end, the stone of a variegated gray, brown and black color. 5.3inch L, 1.3inch W. The Estate of the Lady. Juan. K. Leng. HK, (1930-2018)

The plain rectangular sides and cylindrical shaft carved from a mottled green jade with calcified patches. 3.5inch H, 2.5inch L, 2.5inch W.

Of rounded rectangular form, the centre pierced with a large aperture, the stone in mottled grayish tone suffused with black inclusions. 5.15inch L. 5.1inch W.

The mottled russet stone modeled in trapezoidal shape with an arched edge, one side carved in low relief with a dancing figure grasping a long ribbon. 2.5inch L, 1.58inch W.

Of trapezoidal form, crisply worked with a bevelled edge at the end, pierced with an aperture at the other end, the stone in opaque black and celadon colors. 4.4inch L, 3inch W. The Estate of the Lady

Of flat rectangular form with softly bevelled edges, the top pierced through with a large aperture, the opaque stone in mottled black tone. 5.3inch L, 4.05inch W.

The coiled flat body finely carved in the form of a dragon-fish with the large dragon head biting its tail, detailed a bifurcated tail and a scaly body, with the stone in a brown-white color. 2.08inch

Of trapezoidal form and worked with bevelled edges, the stone of mottled russet and dark colors, pierced with a circular aperture at one end, with box. 4.4inch L, 2.7inch W. The Estate of Los Angeles,

The russet jade modeled in circular form, carved on both sides with interlocking archaic spirals, pierced at the center with an aperture. 2inch D.

Chinese jade finger citron toggle, 3.75"h.

A Catalogue of Rare Chinese Jade Carvings Introduction by Lieut. General Sir Sydney Lawford, K.C.B. Illustrated by Fourty four plates from Original Photographs.

Including a brown jade hairpin, a russet jade brush pen and a jade toggle pierced through the centre, with box. Approx. 6.9-0.75 inch (largest).

A Catalogue of Rare Chinese Jade Carvings by Stanley Nott 1940 , No 279, very rare edition, hard cover and very good condition!

Group of six jade carvings, including a thumb ring, a hairpin, a pendant with mythical beast, a pendant with shou character, bats and lingzhi, and two interlocking rings. 6.3*0.6inch (largest).

Jade, 5 Volumes: Nott, C S, Catalog of Rare Chinese Jade Carvings, no place, 1940; Hansford, S H, Chinese Jade Carving, London, 1950; Pope-Hennessey, A Jade Mecellania, London, 1946, dust jacket; Loo,