A large pale celadon jade openwork plaque

The plaque is carved with a circular central medallion enclosing peonies amongst coiled leaves. The medallion is flanked by two phoenix with their tails trailing along the sides of the plaque. The sto

Large Chinese carved jade lock-shaped plaque, pale celadon green coloration, having an openwork border with bats and peach, very faint hairline, approx 2.5"l, 3.25"w, 87.5 grams **Provenance: From the

Chinese Jade Plaque on Stand 5.25''x5.75''. A large relief carved pale celadon nephrite jade plaque with two scholars in landscape with temple. Plaque alone measures 5''x5.75''. Natural crack near low

A large Chinese pierced pale celadon-grey jade "Dragon" belt plaque ming dynasty. The sinuous four-clawed dragon depicted in a lobed cartouche among floral and lingzhi scrolls. L: 6 1/4 in. PROVENANCE

The circular hand mirror inlaid the back with an ovoid pale celadon jade plaque, carved in openwork with a bird amidst dense lotus strapwork, the metal side inlaid with various gemstones, the pale cel

Chinese pale celadon jade plaque, carved in openwork with cranes and lotus, with a matched wood stand. Approx. 3.35-2.6 inch (w/o stand).

Three Chinese Jade Rectangular Plaques each pierced with a single aperture as a pendant; comprising one large pale celadon and russet example worked in low relief to show a large dragon winding across

The rectangular pale celadon jade carving skillfully carved in openwork with three recumbent beasts in pursuit of a beribboned ball, detailed with almond-shaped eyes, bushy brows and broad snouts. 4.1

A GROUP OF CHINESE CELADON PALE GREEN JADE BELT FRAGMENTS, QING DYNASTY (1644-1912)/REPUBLIC PERIOD (1912-1949), comprising a Ming Dynasty style square-shaped "Deer" plaque with openwork leaf fronds w

Including a pale celadon huan, a black and white jade large bead, and a celadon jade plaque carved with a scholar and a boy, and inscribed with poems. Approx. 2.2inch W (huan size).

Including a white and russet jade plaque, a pale celadon jade carving as beast clutching lingzhi with its cub, an openwork toggle carved beast. Approx. 2.9-1.9 inch (largest).

Celadon Jade Inset Plaque. Carved in relief and openwork depicting a recumbent tiger and cub on a rock formation beneath some large leafy trees, the grayish celadon stone with russet inclusions. {Heig

Worked of plaque form, skillfully carved in openwork with lingzhi borne on gnarled branches, the stone of mottled pale celadon tone. 2.52inch L, 1.65inch W.

Large Chinese carved jade belt hook, white to pale celadon green coloration with russet inclusions, openwork chilong grasping a trailing stem, chilong-head hook, reverse with a circular button, approx

Chinese carved jade plaque; of rectangular form and pale celadon coloration with some light brown suffusions; depicting openwork design of a writhing dragon and flaming pearl amid scrolling stylized c

Intricately carved in openwork in the form of a butterfly embracing around a flower blossom, the stone in an even pale celadon tone 3.3inch L, 2.57inch W.

Of rounded rectangular form, carved in openwork with three beasts grasping lingzhi and clambering around the plaque, the stone in pale celadon color with russet inclusions. 3inch L, 1.9inch W.

Intricately carved in openwork in the form of a butterfly, detailed with finely incised outstretched wings, thorax and ribbed abdomen, the stone of a pale celadon tone with brown inclusions. 3.65inch

Skillfully carved in openwork with lingzhi borne on gnarled branches issuing more smaller lingzhi, with peaches and a child with hands carrying lingzhi, the stone of an even pale celadon color. 9inch

Of rectangular form, carved in an openwork and pierced with a pair of ferocious dragons pursuing a ball above waves, the stone of pale celadon tone suffused with russet inclusions. 6.2inch L, 2.1inch

The oval plaque is carved with a duck with lotus stem in its mouth, all on a ground of openwork scrolls. The stone is of an even tone with pale inclusions. Origin: China Period: 19th-20th century Size

DESCRIPTION: Large celadon jade plaque with human figures surrounded by flowers and vines. Qing dynasty was a Manchu-led imperial dynasty and the last imperial dynasty of China. PROVENANCE: George Hen

Chinese celadon jade openwork plaque, featuring a bat atop the longevity character flanked by a pair of fish, the semi-translucent stone with minor russet inclusions, 2.125"h.

late Qing dynasty, finely hand-carved eight lucky symbols, with gold clasp, 2 1/4 diameter