A CHINESE JADE CONG VESSEL

A Chinese Jade Cong Vessel: Elaborately Carved And Of Cong Form, The Opaque Jade Body Of Mixed Medium To Deep Celadon Tones, Mottled With Pale Brown Spots And Streaks; Size: H: 11-1/4" (28.58cm)

A RARE 'RU-TYPE' CONG-SHAPED VASE Qianlong seal mark and probably of the period The heavily potted vessel imitating the archaic jade cong form, supported on a circular short foot with two pierced aper

A square shaped yellow jade carved cong. H: 6.2cm 古玉琮連底座 Click here for natural light detailed photos 點擊查&

A Chinese jade cong Shang dynasty Sold with an associated 20th century box. H: 1 1/4, W: 1 7/8 in. (H: 3.18, W: 4.76 cm.) Provenance: Mr. Lee, Houston, TX. His father collected in Taiwan prior to the

W：3in（7.5cm)H：11 4/9in（29.1cm)

Height: 15.3cm. Diam: 5cm. Weight 483 gram.

(lot of 2) Chinese jade cong and ring, the first a plain cong with a short square sectioned body of opaque gray and dark green hue; the second a large cylindrical ring, of a dark and gray-green matrix

The thin-walled cong of flattened cylindrical square section, each of the four corners carved with three registers of two raised bars, applied overall with brown inclusions, with a fitted wood stand.

Height: 15cm. Diam: 8.5cm. Weight 1842 gram.

7.5*6 cm. Weight 510 gram.

7.5x6 cm. Weight 510 gram.

A Chinese jade cong dating from the Ming dynasty or earlier with a wooden stand and an old box. Dimensions are: 1 1/4 inches tall X 1 3/4 inches wide X 1 3/4 inches deep, 3.17 cm X 4.44 cm X 4.44 cm.

L. 6 cm. H. 4 cm. Weight 230 gram.

L. 7.5 cm. W. 7.5 cm. H. 4.7 cm. Weight 350 gram.

A Chinese carved jade toggle in the shape of a cong dating from the Ming dynasty or earlier. One side of the cong features a Chilong, and the other sides have linear patterns. The jade has a brown ski

W：2 3/4in（7cm)H：1 4/9in（3.7cm)

A Chinese jade cong dating from the Ming dynasty. The exterior sides are decorated with linear and circular incisions. There is a widespread brown skin. Dimensions are: 1 1/4 inches tall X 1 1/2 inche

L. 6 cm. H. 4 cm. Weight 230 gram.

In various colors, shapes and styles. Size: The longest bead measuring 6cm long. Archaic Collection of Harry Geoffrey Beasley (1881-1939), Canmore Museum, UK. Collection of Alfred William Cowperthwait

Chinese Jade Cong, Longshan Culture (3000-1900 BC)龍山文化 約公元前3500-2500年 玉琮 The broad architectural planes of this piece brill

W：3 1/9in（7.8cm)H：2 3/8in（6cm)

L. 9.5 cm. W. 9.5 cm. H. 3 cm. Weight 410 gram.

W：3 1/5in（8.1cm)H：2 1/4in（5.7cm)

China, 19th C., Jade Vessel, deep potted dish on footed base with ringed ears holding ripe peaches on either side, rich creamy jade throughout with natural smoky patches and darker veins running throu