A GROUP OF FOUR CHINESE JADE, JASPER, AND NEPHRITE CARVINGS, QING DYNASTY (1644-1912) / REPUBLIC OF CHINA (1912-1949), comprising a light green translucent nephrite lidded, flowering urn, carved to red tipped flower blooms, with a mutton fat rocky base, height: 5 1/4", width: 3 1/2", depth: 2 1/2"; a mottled light to dark green jade with brown russet inclusions, standing figure of Guanyin, in the 18th century taste, with bun hair, a joyful expression, over a restrained, folded robed figure, holding a scroll and ruyi; height: 6 1/8", width: 1 3/4", depth: 1", a light green, translucent, lidded incense/koro censer, with integral rings, flanked by dragon mask handles, and raised on three Qilin mask carved knee cabriole legs, the mouth issuing a carved paw foot; height: 4 3/8", diameter: 6 1/8"; and a red jasper carving of a seated Guan Yu, the god of War, reading a scroll, raised on a brown and ocher figured jasper base, height: 9 3/4", width: 4 /34", depth: 2 3/4."

Both lidded pieces have damage with losses, the Guanyin has some chips, all with dust and surface debris and expected wear, overall in fair to very good condition, wear commensurate with age.

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