An 18th century muttonfat carving of a buddhas hand citron. Incredibly well executed and incredibly desirable. Would be a proud addition to any jade collection...MORE DETAIL AND BETTER IMAGES TO FOLLOW

A late Qing (18th-19th Century) Pendant depicting a pair of lotus pods with a Fu-bat perched on top. In white "Muttonfat" jade and with the bat detail carved into the darker "sugar" jade area. This visual pun represents "May your wishes be answered and you be blessed with many offspring"...Stunning carving and great material make this a great investment piece...MORE PHOTOS AND DETAILS TO FOLLOW

A stunningly detailed yellow-celadon pendant dating to the 18th century carved with calligraphy to one side and bird in prunus blossom motif to the other side.These yellow colours of nephrite often reach prices more consistant with the better quality white jades. The yellowish celadon has a russet-yellow inclusion to one corner which extends across both sides but does only add to the natural look of this piece of jade and is common in yellow jades ...

A stunning 18th century (Qing)celadon jade pendant with two boyys motif with fu-bats and ling-zhi borders. Pendants by this jade carver of the same age have reached many thousands of pounds in top auction houses and are rarer than the more commonly acquired "Zigang" pendants...

A stunning celadon nephrite jade plaque with sling carved openwork depicting three scholars.Typically carved for the 19th century these plaques are often incorporated into later objects such as boxes...

A stunning carved nephrite jade bi disc pendant in very pale celadon-white jade. Carved in the late Ming to very early Qing (Wanli-Kangxi)in an archaistic style. Truly a stunning piece of jade carving with the best of old and new brought together. In a very pale celadon with an area that changes in colour to a yellow russet, this among my favourite items we currently have in stock. We have placed this item on a modern thong but it would look equally at place on a stand...

This item was purchased in Hong-Kong in the 1950's and probably dates from the Republic era onwards (1900-1950-most likely) Carved in translucent white "muttonfat" nephrite it has been masterfully worked and the delicacy of the object is amazing. When we first inspected this object we were certain it would turn out to be Peking glass and it was only after extensive testing were we able to establish it as nephrite! Due to its fine working it is incredibly light and we were stunned that a jade ...

A stunning piece of apple green and white jadeite that dates to the late 19th century.Carved with pomegranates and prunus blossom in openwork it comes with its own original custom fitted stand. One of the most sought after colour mixes on the international market this piece would make a stunning addition to any jade/Oriental display and its genuine age only makes it more desirable...

A stunning example of Bronze age jade work this piece was collected in the early 20th century and was part of a large jade collection...

A stunning piece of white Hetian/Hotan/Khotan jade that has aged to a creamy translucent white...

A beautiful carving of a Buddhist celestial lion, a common motif before the advent of the ever present "Dog of fo". Although jade carvings are hard to date we are comfortable placing this between the early Republic to 1950's, as the carving doesn't have the "scratched out" appearance that 19th century jade pieces all seem to have. Carved in a large piece of blue/grey celadon jade weighing 190 grammes and measuring 8cm X 4.5cm...

Another awesome Khotan Hetian piece bought to you from a collection formed prior to 1950. Featuring a reticulated top similar to the Zigang plaques it has a traditional Chinese grain pattern on one side, this is repeated on the other and it is carved from finest old mutton fat jade of great opaqueness. A truly stunning antique piece brought to you again by us at way below the standard retail price...