A GROUP OF FOUR ASIAN SEMIPRECIOUS STONE AND CUT GLASS TREES, BUSHES AND FRUIT, EARLY/MID 20TH CENTURY, consisting of a flowering bush with nephrite, spinach jade, red agate, and rose quartz petals and leaves, in a cloisonné light green ground enameled planter with a lotus motif, height: 7 1/2", width: 7", depth: 5 1/2"; a second example with a celadon shoushon mountain with russet and black spotted inclusions fronted by a bonzai tree blossoming with turquoise cherry blooms, and two red agate birds perch among the limbs, in a cloissoné enameled planter with a bird, blossom and lotus motif, height: 6", width: 5 1/2", depth: 2 1/2"; a cut glass and parcel gilt tree in a pale green jade planter, height: 12", width: 11", depth: 7 1/2"; and a grape bunch of tiger's eye and spinach jade, height: 4 1/2", width: 5", depth: 7".

The glass tree with the most wear including breaks, losses, loosening of petals. One bird loosened and some apparent losses on the mountain example, dust and dirt debris throughout. Wear commensurate with age and use.

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