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Ching Dynasty Jade Carving of a Recumbent Lion

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Ching Dynasty Jade Carving of a Recumbent Lion

This Chinese jade carving of a reclining lion measures about 2 1/4 inches by 1 1/2 inches by 1 inch tall (55 mm x 38mm x 25 mm).

It consists of a very pale celadon color jade (some would call it white jade) with a few tiny brown spots or suffusions.

This carved jade lion / Fu dog / Kylin is in outstanding condition.

It dates from the Ching Dynasty in China and most likely from the 18th to 19th Century.

The subject is a stylized and extremely well detailed lion curled up like a cat in front of a fireplace.

One of the enlargement photos shows it along with another jade lion currently being offered separately at this time. They are shown together here as an example of a few of the variations of color that celadon or white jade can show.

This is from our personal jade collection, which has been acquired during the last 40 years or so.


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