Two Chinese Jade Carved Belt Buckles

An oval two-piece through carved jade buckle, 2”H x 2.75”W, along with other belt buckle, 1”H x 4”W.

Two Chinese Carved Jade Mask Motif Belt Buckles. Largest measures 2.75 inches in length.

A rectangular Chinese spinach jade carved belt buckle. A scene carved in shallow relief of two foo lions at play, one larger on the top, in a forest with trees. There is a carved frame around the imag

horse and monkey belt buckle, white with yellowish inclusions, 3-1/4 x 2 in.; small openwork plaque, pale green, 2 x 1-3/4 in. Note: These items tested as jadeite on the Presidium Gem Tester II.

Two Chinese Jade Items: A Belt Buckel and a Seal Box. Comprising a carved white jade dragon belt buckle and seal box decorated with a mottled jade insert. {Largest: Width 4 3/4 inches (12 cm)}. Condit

DESCRIPTION: Antique belt buckle carved from jade in the form of two dragons: one at the head and one over the buckle's button. CIRCA: Late 19th to mid-20th Century ORIGIN: China DIMENSIONS: H: 1" W:

Two Chinese Jade Carvings  LATE 19TH-EARLY 20TH CENTURY the first carved as a double lingzhi spray, the second carved as a lion-form belt buckle. Length of larger 3 in., 7.6 cm.

Antique Chinese carved celadon jade two-section belt buckle; together of oval plaque-form, with intricate openwork design of the Hehe twins amid scrolling flowers and lingzhi; the two sections joined

THE LOT CONSISTS OF TWO BEAUTIFULLY CARVED HETIAN JADE BUCKLES. ONE IS IN NEARLY WHITE JADE WITH SOME YELLOW SKIN SHOWING. IT IS 3.4 INCHES LONG. THE OTHER IS IN PALE CELADON COLOR AND IT IS 3.25 INCH

Comprising of a small white jade belt buckle with small splashes of bright green carved as two chilongs; and a carved celadon jade pendant of the Chinese character, "fu". L: 3 1/2 in.

A Chinese two-piece white jade belt buckle from the 18th century. The two halves of the belt buckle are carved with chilong. The hook is also carved with a chilong head. Dimensions are: 3 3/4 inches l

Two Chinese celadon jade belt buckles each with of pierced and carved dragon design, 13 cm long. (2)

TWO CHINESE CELADON JADE BELT BUCKLES19th Century1) With a gilt metal mount. 2.5" x 2".2) Mottled jade with an open-carved peony tree. 2.25" x 2.75".

A grouping of two pieces of Chinese jade, to include a belt buckle later mounted as a letter opener, and a reticulated carved miniature panel on wood stand. Buckle: 3-1/2 in long. Jade panel: 3 in x 1

Eight Chinese Carved Jade and Jadeite Pendants and Belt Buckles3 inches high x 2 inches wi

DESCRIPTION: Antique belt buckle carved from jade in the form of two dragons - one at the head and one over the buckle's button - and left partially unpolished in spots for character. CIRCA: Late 19th

Each is very delicately carved; comprising of two candleholders, one pendant and one belt buckle. H: 2 in.

Including one belt buckle carved with a dragon head facing a chilong striding on the arched shaft; One carved with an archaistic beast, and a circular plaque with two jointed rings. Approx. 3.2-0.6-0.

Elongated amber Jade belt buckle carved with two dragons, 5 3/4" long. Condition: good with no issues.

Large collection of Chinese Jade and Agate carvings. Comprising one jadeite dog; two jade seals; one incised 'longevity symbol' jade belt buckle; three carved jade boys, each fitted in a hardwood stan

A GOOD QUALITY 18TH/19TH CENTURY CHINESE TWO SECTION JADE BELT BUCKLE, with a dragon’s head hook, each piece carved in high pierced relief with a sinuous chilong amidst clouds, 4in wide when linked

Two piece white jade belt buckle from the 18th century. The two halves of the belt buckle are carved with chilong. The hook is also carved with a chilong head. Dimensions are: 3 3/4 inches long X 1 1/

A Chinese Celadon Jade Two-Part Belt Buckle 20TH CENTURY each of rounded rectangular form, carved in relief with qinlin, lingzhi and cranes, one with purple inclusions. Each: height 3 in., 7.5 cm.

set with carved dragon head, in tones of dark green and black, l 9.5cm Provenance: The Collection of the late Dorothy Savage, latterly Dorothy Fu (1930-2010)