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11 mai 2014

A grey and russet jade pebble carved as a mythical beast, Ming Dynasty

A grey and russet jade pebble carved as a mythical beast, Ming Dynasty
A grey and russet jade pebble carved as a mythical beast, Ming Dynasty. Photo: Bonhams. The mythical beast carved standing with its head turned towards its left flank,with bulging eyes below the curved ears, the bifurcated tail curled over its back left...
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11 mai 2014

A grey and russet jade carving of a qilin, 17th century

A grey and russet jade carving of a qilin, 17th century
A grey and russet jade carving of a qilin, 17th century. Photo: Bonhams. The recumbent mythical beast carved with its forelegs resting one over the other, the claws well defined, with the head raised and turned towards the left, with bushy eyebrows, the...
11 mai 2014

A rare pale green and russet jade 'eagle and bear' group, yingxiong, 17th century

A rare pale green and russet jade 'eagle and bear' group, yingxiong, 17th century
A rare pale green and russet jade 'eagle and bear' group, yingxiong, 17th century. Photo: Bonhams. The pale green stone with patches of attractive bright russet skin, carved as a bird with outstretched wings protectively shielding the recumbent lion,...
11 mai 2014

A pale green jade 'dragon' stand and cup, Late Ming Dynasty

A pale green jade 'dragon' stand and cup, Late Ming Dynasty
A pale green jade 'dragon' stand and cup, Late Ming Dynasty. Photo: Bonhams. The flat stand with lobed rim enclosing a pair of confronted slender four-clawed dragons each with a Buddhist wan symbol on its snout and surrounding the circular stand for the...
11 mai 2014

A pale green jade chilong-handled cup, 17th century

A pale green jade chilong-handled cup, 17th century
A pale green jade chilong-handled cup, 17th century. Photo: Bonhams. The circular cup smoothly formed on a low straight foot, the handles each formed as a lively chilong clambering around the exterior with raised front paws and open mouth resting on the...
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11 mai 2014

A large green and russet jade carving of a Bactrian camel, Ming Dynasty

A large green and russet jade carving of a Bactrian camel, Ming Dynasty
A large green and russet jade carving of a Bactrian camel, Ming Dynasty. Photo: Bonhams. The stone of an attractive yellowish hue, formed as an exotic two-humped camel with its head turned to the right and mouth open in a smile above the rough shaggy...
11 mai 2014

A rare striated grey jade 'chilong' cup, Ming Dynasty

A rare striated grey jade 'chilong' cup, Ming Dynasty
A rare striated grey jade 'chilong' cup, Ming Dynasty. Photo: Bonhams. The smooth grey stone attractively streaked and unusually finely formed as a deep cup raised on a slightly spreading low foot and incised with a key-fret band beneath the rim, each...
11 mai 2014

A fine honey and russet jade carving of a phoenix and young, Ming Dynasty, 16th-17th century

A fine honey and russet jade carving of a phoenix and young, Ming Dynasty, 16th-17th century
A fine honey and russet jade carving of a phoenix and young, Ming Dynasty, 16th-17th century. Photo: Bonhams. The smoothly carved bird formed with its head gently inclined over its back towards the curving wings and sweeping tail and holding in its beak...
11 mai 2014

A rare archaistic jade pouring bowl, Ming Dynasty, 16th-17th century

A rare archaistic jade pouring bowl, Ming Dynasty, 16th-17th century
A rare archaistic jade pouring bowl, Ming Dynasty, 16th-17th century. Photo: Bonhams. Of compressed globular form, rising to the short waisted neck and everted rim, flanked by a pair of handles, each carved as a joint tongue issuing from the open jaws...
11 mai 2014

A greyish-brown jade rhyton, 16th-17th century

A greyish-brown jade rhyton, 16th-17th century
A greyish-brown jade rhyton, 16th-17th century. Photo: Bonhams. The stone with characteristic streaky inclusions and finely hollowed to form a cup terminating in an archaistic animal head with open jaw revealing its fangs and tongue, wood stand, fitted...
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