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A beautifully hand-carved pale celadon white jade bangle, featuring a cloud motif reminiscent of the decorative patterns popular during the Qianlong ...

This necklace is the perfect union of uniqueness and spattacularity. It is composed of a strand of deep red Mediterranean coral cut into branches 64 cm long, ranging in size from 1 c...

This single-strand jadeite necklace is composed of seventy three graduated jadeite beads of bright emerald green color and very good translucency, measuring 5.2 to 9.9 mm. The clasp is mounted with diamonds. 61 cm long 55.85 grams Provenance — purchased at Wheatley Antiques in London. Stand 106, Grays Antique Market...

This recumbent celadon jade horse has its head turned backwards to look at a small monkey clambering up its hind quarters clasping the mouth of the horse. Its strands of hair are finely carved. This piece is a celadon jade carving with russet mottling and veining. Horse and monkey carvings...

This elongated triangular jade mountain stands on a wooden lacquer base. On the mountain, there are a total of five monkeys: two playing, one resting, and two others at the mountain’s peak, seemingly about to descend to investigate what is happening. The stone’s side displays two bat Feng Shui symbols. (In Chinese, the bat is bianfu. Fu also means fortune.) There is also a magnificent pine tree with branches gracefully hanging down. The cut of the mountain rocks exhibits clean lines and a geometric quality, which is typical of the Qianlong period. Additionally, the monkey’s face shares similarities with Qianlong period jade monkeys...

Carved out of white and yellow-toned jade, this beautiful mythical beast rests on its four limbs like a lion in the Serengeti. Each limb is given finely-carved claws and a round pad on the paw. On its head, one can see intricately carved teeth, nostrils, a goatee, and a mythical cloud-like pattern above its eyebrows. Notably, there is a half-dome extrusion representing a third eye positioned between the eyes. Nine ridges of the spine run along the back with finely-carved fur on each side. The three-tipped tail curls up toward the head. Its surface is exceptionally polished with a patina. The bottom of the jade beast has multi-layered ivory-colored inclusions. Historical References: Compare this jade mythical beast to similar 18th century pieces from the Metropolitan Museum in New York. In this 18th century lion and cub, notice the similar shape of ears, hair and ridges along the spine, and the cloud-patterned eyebrows. The distinct ears of our jade beast can also be seen on this 18th century jade beast too. Pictures attached. In addition, please examine this 18th century jade lion...

This recumbent white jade beast has its large head turned to one side. The creature has large, tear-drop-shaped, bulging eyes framed by curling-down eyebrows. Notably, there is a ...

This necklace has a charming strand of Japanese akoya pearls with a diameter of 8.5/9 mm that in its simplicity is beautiful in itself. The real special feature of this necklace, how...