Likely Archaic Chinese Grooved Jade Scabbard Slide

Likely archaic Chinese grooved scabbard or sword slide. Black to russet coloration throughout with areas of grayish-beige jade. The top with three shallow grooves. The polish, form, and patina all sug

Likely archaic Chinese jade fish pendant. With incised eyes and fins, a pierced mouth, and a tail with slanting sharpened edge and point. The thin pendant of a dark green celadon-colored mottled stone

Chinese. Finely carved with beast-head terminal and scrolling decoration to the flattened back in low relief. Han Dynasty period. Length: 3 3/8 in (8.5 cm)

Chinese jade scabbard or sword slide. The stone with a grayish-white translucent tone with pale russet inclusions. The ends of the belt curl inwards into well-carved tight spirals.Provenance: Private

Chinese Ming Jade Scabbard Slide 4''x1.25''. A carved mottled pale green jade with grain patter and taotie masks at ends. Some slight edge wear. 15th to 17th century, Ming dynasty. (5)

A Chinese jade scabbard slide dating from the Ming dynasty or earlier and carved with a Chilong. Dimensions are: 3/4 inches tall X 3 inches wide X 1/2 inches deep, 1.91 cm X 7.62 cm X 1.27 cm. All mea

**Originally Listed At $400** East Asia, China, probably Ming Dynasty, ca. 1368 to 1644 CE. A carved stone scabbard slide with a bas relief dragon. The dragon is shown from the side, in a dynamic, lea

Likely archaic Chinese carved jade pendant in the form of a goose. With a dusty brown irregular surface along the body of the goose with a small spot of translucent gray along the tail. Smooth overall

DESCRIPTION: A Chinese Ming Dynasty Jade Scabbard Slide/buckle features carvings depicting a Chilong figure, fixed with silver attachments. CIRCA: 18th Cent. Possibly older ORIGIN: Chinese DIMENSIONS:

**Originally Listed at $125** Far East, China, Qing Dynasty or possibly earlier, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A rectangular nephrite jade mineral stand or scabbard fitting, carved with an a

A White Jade Scabbard Slide, Ming Dynasty明 白玉剑璏The surface carved in low relief with rows of bosses with subtle swirls and a stylized mask on one end, length 4.8 in

Two White Jade Scabbard Slides, Ming Dynasty明 剑璏一组两只Both tops carved in low relief with C-scrolls terminating in taotie masks, the smaller belt hook fu

Celadon color with russet and dark inclusions. Surface carved with scroll and dot designs, Ming dynasty. With a beautifully carved fitted wood stand. L. 10cm (4 in.)

Far East, China, Qing Dynasty or possibly earlier, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A rectangular nephrite jade scabbard slide or fitting with a subtly convex curve to the face, carved with a s

FIFTEEN CHINESE CARVED JADE ORNAMENTS. In various white to pale celadon tones and in numerous shapes, including double Foo Dogs, birds, monkeys, leaves and others, several most likely archaic. The lar

2 Qing Dynasty Chinese White Jade Sword Fittings, a belt slide and a scabbard slide both with well carved Qi Dragons on top. Good condition; each with a small chip. Length of scabbard slide 2 5/8 inch

CHINESE CARVED SOAPSTONE SCABBARD SLIDE BELT BUCKLE, rectangular form, depicting two stylized tigers or other cats carved in relief, set in later hammered brass buckle fitting. Soapstone most likely t

Archaic style Chinese carved jade collared bi or bangle, likely 19th century but possibly earlier. The stone of a light green coloration with profuse russet inclusions throughout.Provenance: Private M

4pc Chinese Archaic Jade Bi Discs etc. 1.5'' to 2.5''. Includes three plain carved jade discs and one pointed implement. Likely 18th century or older, Qing dynasty.

Archaic style Chinese carved jade Cong decorated with taotie masks along the corners, likely Ming. Masks of this style of carving are much more common in the 17th and 19th centuries and largely unknow

A Chinese Antique Archaic Jade Knife: intricately Carved, Paired With An Openwork Two Part Scabbard, The Jade Of Mottled Deep Celadon To Pale Grey Tones; Size: L: 8-1/4" (20.96cm)

Chinese jade snuff bottle and plaque, Likely Qing Dynasty (19th c.), carved celadon jade ranging from light to dark spinach green, including a rectangular archaic vase style bottle relief carved with

Chinese Ming era jade Huan bi disc, Likely Ming Dynasty (14th-17th c.), China, celadon green with dark inclusions, carved with archaic style taotie designs on one side, interlocking vines on the rever

Fine Chinese Carved Very White Jade Double Qi Dragon Bi in a fitted blackwood table screen, the reverse with an inscription on a panel that slides up to remove the jade. Reverse of jade with archaic r