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A Lovely Jade Pendant of Ming Dynasty
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Pre 1700 item# 809862 (stock#lot505)
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Description: A jade pendant was lovely carved in bats and peach. By a Chinese metaphor-"Fu So Xuang Zhi"-Good Fortune and Longivity Come Together, the jade piece was in a pattern of two flying bats surrounding a peach. It was in light buff tint while some suffusions were happened in some portions in blackish color. The black tint was called by connoisseur as “ Xui Yin Chin” - incursions caused from buried mineral mercury, and was a selective item too. The piece was in good greasy look ...click for details
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A White-Glazed Ewer Pot of Five Dynasties.
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Pre 1492 item# 807827 (stock#lot503)
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Description: An elegant white-glazed ewer pot was in rarely seen perfect condition when after excavation. By a gourd belly, the pot was uniquely molded to the upper portion as a bulb shape. Well and stylized spout and double-looped handle exemplified the excellent craftsmanship of the potters of the early periods. Light blue hue was subtly revealed at the accumulation of the glaze when the body clay was in pale buff color at the unglazed foot ring.
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An Elegant Jade Carving of Qing Dynasty
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Pre 1837 VR item# 806933 (stock#lot502)
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Description: A nephrite jade carving was finely rendered. By a vibrant image of a duck holding lotus stems by her beak, the jade piece was carved in a traditional jade carving craftsmanship. In a light celadon tint, the jade duck was in greasy-feel quality when some jade tissues were revealed. In early Qing period, white jades were usually in celadon tint and not the pure white color people nowadays are pursuing. It was due to the difficulties in mining the Houtien jade mine. The mutton white ja ...click for details
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A Charming Ivory Niche of Ming Dynasty
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Pre 1700 item# 805818 (stock#lot500)
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Description: An ivory niche was kept in very good condition. By an enduring old patina, the lovely niche was carved exquisitely in the front for decoration. Intriguingly making use of the original hole of the ivory tusk for hanging, it was obviously used as a portable niche for devoted people. As a charming piece and a very old one, the ivory niche would be a sought-after piece in your Chinese ivory collection. Date: Ming Dynasty(AD1368-1644), Dimension: 6.9cm x 4.7cm x 4.3cm
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An Exquisitely Carved Ivory Seal of 18th Century
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Pre 1837 VR item# 805335 (stock#lot499)
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Description: An ivory seal was exquisitely carved on the top as a unique Lingzhi knob. By a charming and enduring aged patina, the seal was obviously used by scholars as a private stamp from the well carved print which was in literati meaning. It is a lovely little piece in good shape, nice patina and is full of the traditional connoisseur's taste. Date: Early Qing periods (18th Century or earlier), Dimensions: 1.8cm x 1.3cm x 1.1cm.
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A Wooden Covered Scholar Box of Qing Dynasty
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Pre 1910 item# 804750 (stock#lot498)
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Description: A wood covered box was made for scholar use. Carved from one solid block of Suanji wood, the scholar box was preserved with original and perfect condition. By a fine size, hefty weight and good patina, the scholar box can still be in practical use and in nice atmosphere. Date Qing Dynasty( late 19th century), Dimension: 12.2cm x 9.5cm x 4.0cm. Material: Suanji wood. THE PATINA IS MUCH DARKER IN REAL THAN IN THE PICTURES.
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