Antique Jade Chinese Pendant circa Late 19th to Early 20th Century Qing Dynasty

A very large hand-carved natural untreated Burmese jade pendant circa the late 18th to early 19th century Qing Dynasty. A very rare and unique size! China directly controlled the Central Asian jade-yielding regions of Hotan and Yarkand between about 1760 and 1820, during which time much fine nephrite was sent to Beijing for carving. Jadeite from Myanmar (Burma) reached the capital from the second quarter of the 18th century, and chromite- or graphite-flecked “spinach jade” from the Baikal region of Siberia was imported in the 19th century. The finest Qing dynasty jade...

Finely carved antique Chinese pierced celadon green jade central pendant with three round red coral and pearl line tassels and on a coral and pearl ...

This beautiful piece of carved jade is set in an elaborate silver mount. The jade is carved on both sides. This piece of jewellery has been executed around 1880.

“HOWZAT” Cricket Pendant featuring bat, ball & stumps crafted in 9k yellow gold. Depicting the ball taking the wicket with the one bail lifting off the stumps. Metal: 9k yellow gold...

This is an antique Qing dynasty hollow silver Ox amulet attached to a flower chain. The year 2021 is the year of the Ox. It is theorized that a person's...

This exquisite and rare black jade tablet dates to the Qing period. The Qing Dynasty period spanned the years 1636 -1912. Precisely dating jade artifacts...