Four Chinese Celadon Jade Carvings of Animals

Four Chinese Jade Carvings of Animals the first a recumbent celadon jade horse, the second a white jade frog, the third a jade dog, the last a pale celadon jade mythical beast. Length of longest 3 1/8

FOUR DIMINUTIVE JADE CARVINGSChinese, 19th/20th century. Animal forms, goats and dogs, in shades of white, celadon and brown.Largest: 2.9 x 1.9 in. (7.4 x 4.8 cm.)

Four Chinese celadon jade carvings, Qing Dynasty, 19th century, including two carvings of figures with dogs and another kneeling and all holding branches or with fungus, all with some russet inclusion

Group of four Chinese celadon jade carvings: fish-form pendant; rat and fruit group; bi disc with chilong design; together with reticulated double fish plaque; L: 3" (largest)

Four Chinese Jade Carvings of Animals each carved in a recumbent pose with legs tucked underneath and head turning to to one side, the stones are softly polished. Length of longest 2 1/2 in., 6.4 cm.

Seven Chinese Celadon Jade Carvings of Animals comprising various chilongs , cats, and ducks. Length of the longest 2 in., 5.1 cm. Property from a Private Chicago Estate

Twentieth century. Varying shades of green and white stone. Water buffalo, cats, cat with fruit, and gourds. 2" to 2.25"l.

Six Chinese Celadon Jade Carvings of Animals and Fruits comprising three mythical beasts, one fungus, one ram, and one squash. Height of the tallest 2 1/4 in., 5.5 cm. Property from a Private Chicago

Four Chinese Jade Carvings of Animals the first carved as a recumbent dog, the second carved as a ram bearing a lingzhi sprig, the third and forth are mythical beasts. Length of largest 3 in., 7.6 cm.

Four Chinese Celadon Jade Reticulated Carvings one showing floral scrolls, one lingzhi, two with dragons. Length of longest 2 1/2 in., 6.5 cm.

Four Chinese Celadon Jade Carved 'Animal' Pendants depicting a fish, a monkey on peach branch, a winged bat and three conjoined snakes. Length of longer 2 1/4 in., 5.8 cm.

Chinese celadon jade carving depicting mystic animal, 2.35"x1.3"x0.9"

Four Chinese Pale Celadon and White Jade Carvings comprising a white jade pair of wrestling cats, a russet and pale celadon 'chilong' plaque, pale celadon 'boys' group, and a carp. Length of largest 1

Four Chinese Jade Carvings of Fruits and Animals comprising three lingzhi examples, and one spike of rice example, each softly polished, with fitted wood stand. Height of tallest 1 7/8 in., 4.8 cm. Pr

Old Chinese Celadon Jade Carved Mythical Animal Carving uniquely designed with the animal mouth with mushroom togather with a baby beast , early Qing period , 18th century , size: 4.5 ( L ) X 2.3 ( W

A Chinese celadon and russet jade animal carving, portrayed recumbent with the head resting on the front paws, the tail curled alongside its rear haunches, the stone of celadon colour with russet patc

Six Chinese Celadon Jade Carvings comprising four figures, one recumbent horse, and one mythical beast, each softly polished. Length of largest 2 3/4 inches, 7 cm.

Six Chinese Celadon Jade Carvings of Boys comprising two seated examples and four depicted standing. Height of the tallest 2 3/4 in., 7 cm. Property from a Private Chicago Estate

Qing And Later, Comprising An Archer's Seal Ring, Four Pendant Plaques, One Inset In A Hung Ma Wood Box. See Photos For Condition Commensurate With Age.

Four Chinese jade carvings Ming and Qing dynasty Comprising a rectangular clothing adornment; an orange-brown animal-form; a bearded figure; and a robed, young boy figure. (4). H: 2 1/2, W: 1 1/2, D:

Four Chinese Celadon Jade Seals comprising one plain example and three examples with animal finial. Height of tallest 2 in., 5 cm.

Four Chinese Celadon Jade 'Chilong' Belt Hooks comprising three examples with smooth shaft terminating in a fierce animal head, and one pale celadon example worked in relief. Length of largest 4 in.,

Four Chinese jade plaques, openwork design depicting figures, animals and birds; 2 1/4" x 1 3/4" (largest, approx.)

Chinese Yuan style celadon jade carving, Possibly of the period (13th-16th c. CE), pale grayish reticulated jade, carved with birds and flowers, four holes to underside, remnant gallery label to under