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A single-row polished jade bead necklace, 6.2mm beads with 14ct gold clasp, 42cm, 27g . Condition Report:No damage or repair, all stones present, clasp working, marked 14k

A Chinese 14ct gold jade bi disc pendant, 34.8mm, 5.2g . Condition Report:No damage or repair, marked 585

A Chinese 18ct gold jade and enamel band ring, rub-over set with oval cabochon jade, setting height 13.8mm, size O, 7.3g . Condition Report:No damage or repair, only light surface wear, still heavy gauge, marked 18k

A Chinese gilt-metal vari-hue jade panel bracelet, 19cm, 13.2g . Condition Report:No damage or repair, fitting working, unmarked

A Chinese 14ct gold vari-hue jade panel bracelet, band width 13.3mm, 19cm, 36.9g . Condition Report:No damage or repair, fitting working, marked 14k

A Chinese 14ct gold vari-hue jade tennis line bracelet, 16cm, 5.2g . Condition Report:No damage or repair, all stones present, fitting working, marked 14k

A Chinese Spinach Jade Bowl, of plain circular form, 10cm diameter.No backstamp or signature. No chips or cracks, good condition.

A pair of spinach-green, semi-translucent, jade style bowls; each one with dark, mottled inclusions, and about 9.5cm diameter; together with two Japanese metal okimono, comprising: a seated Nihonzaru [Macaque Monkey], about 5.5cm high; and a small minogame, about 10cm long [4]Condition Report: Please note the damage to this lot. This includes: The Minogame has a broken tail.

A Chinese inscribed pewter encased Yixing stoneware teapot with jade mounts, 19th/20th C.H 9 - L 14,5 cm

A Chinese jade reticulated spherical hanging ornament, 20th C.H 46 cm (total height)

Elegant jade bead necklace featuring smooth, round light green jade beads, complemented by gold-tone spacer beads. The necklace is strung on a durable cord, showcasing a sophisticated and timeless design. The gold-tone accents add a touch of contrast and refinement. Perfect for both formal and casual wear.Dimensions: 14"LCondition: Age related wear.

Striking jade beaded necklace featuring a strand of polished round beads in a soothing gradient of green hues. The beads are skillfully strung and knotted, showcasing natural variations in color and texture. The necklace is designed with a graduated arrangement, with larger beads toward the center, creating a balanced and refined look. A timeless and versatile piece, perfect for both formal and casual wear.Issued: c. 20th centuryDimensions: 16"LCondition: Age related wear.

18 kt., one oval double cabochon lavender jade ap. 20.01 x 15.51 x 10.32 mm., weighing 27.03 cts., 20 round diamonds ap. .75 ct., signed Trio, ap. 14 dwts. gross. Size 5 3/4.With GIA report no. 6233498127 stating Type A jadeite jade, with no indications of dye or impregnation, known in the trade as Fei Cui.Lavender jade: medium lavender, translucent, good polish.Diamonds: H-I-VS.Width 13/16 inch.Lavender jade: medium lavender, translucent, good polish. Diamonds: H-I-VS. Width 13/16 inch.Any condition statement is given as a courtesy to a client, is an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact and our Organization shall have no responsibility for any error or omission. Please contact the specialist department to request further information or additional images that may be available.Request a condition report

14 kt., 2 oval carved jade ap. 42.90 x 34.20 x 5.39 and 41.0 x 33.0 x 5.39 mm., 5 small round diamonds, ap. 38.6 dwts. gross.With GIA report no. 2161333582 stating jadeite jade, with no indications of impregnation, only one carving tested. Dated July 14, 2014.Jade: medium deep apple green, some darker mottling in center of one carving and near edges of other carving, semi-translucent, good luster.3 3/4 x 1 1/2 inches.Jade: medium deep apple green, some darker mottling in center of one carving and near edges of other carving, semi-translucent, good luster. 3 3/4 x 1 1/2 inches.Any condition statement is given as a courtesy to a client, is an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact and our Organization shall have no responsibility for any error or omission. Please contact the specialist department to request further information or additional images that may be available.Request a condition report

A CHINESE WHITE JADE PEAPOD CARVINGQing dynasty Carved with leaves and incised with tendrils, the stone with cream inclusions, 7cm lengthThere is a shallow chip along the edge of the smaller peapod, approx. 1cm by 0.3cm. 

THREE CHINESE SMALL ANIMAL CARVINGS (3)Comprising; a green and black jade seated monkey holding a peach, 4cm high; a brown hardstone recumbent dog, 3.5cm length and a soapstone carving of a recumbent horse, 5cm lengthMonkey- overall in good conditionDog- overall in good conditionHorse- some scratches and small nicks

A CHINESE PORCELAIN BLUE AND WHITE SMALL PLATE WITH LATER ENGRAVED SILVER HANDLEThe porcelain Kangxi, the handle Dutch 19th century The scalloped plate painted with a central panels of flowering shrubs and rocks inside a panelled border enclosing birds in flowering branches, blue jade mark, 16.5cm diameterFine haircrack to the rim, approx. 5cm length. Quite a number of chips around the rim, mostly small

A Chinese carved jade pendant with bat decor, 50mm diameter, set with 18ct gold chain, 460mm long, 2.2g

A pair of early 20thC. Chinese carved jade drop earrings with white metal mounted daisy style diamonds, hooks test electronically as 18ct gold, the housing for the diamonds tests as 9ct gold, at some point, these have been shortened, sold with originally box, clasp has fault, approx. 0.5ct diamonds, 10.2g, 47mm drop

From the Collection of Catherine Leaney, "Voice of Cartier": a pair of Goossens style gold tone earrings with stones, a Michael Kors bag & three pieces of Kors gold tone jewellery, Assya jade style three piece suite, purchased at Notting Hill, a Sara Miller watch, a Rita Frascione Florence necklace, a pair of Royal Opera House eyeglasses, Monet designer costume jewellery & other items

A 19thC. Chinese carved jade belt hook in dragon form, 68mm long, 17.5g

A Herend spoon and spill vase, with various trinket boxes a leather framed hand-tinted portrait, cloisonne small beakers, a small jade beaker and a carved oriental box and silver plated cutlery.

A jade and crystal necklace and two green and crystal glass necklaces

An antique Chinese carved jade pendant with man riding a large fish on 9 carat gold chain, pendant 5 x 4cm, chain 4.6g

A lacquer jewellery box and contents of costume jewellery including vintage Maltese Moda moonstone set necklace and a carved jade pendant

A jade pendant on silver chain, pendant 5.5 x 4.5cm

An Antique Style Jade Coloured Panel Bracelet, the hardstone panels with applied decorative terminals of foliage design, between chain link connections, to swivel clasps stamped "9ct", together with a jade coloured bar brooch of decorative design, and a gilt coloured curb link bracelet, of partial textured finish, to 9ct gold heartshape padlock clasp. (3)

A dress ring set jade cabochon, in ornate mount set six brilliant-cut diamonds, marked "18.750", size M, 5.3g.

A Chinese carved jade pendant in the form of fruit and foliage, on cord with coral bead and small white jade beads, pendant 40 x 27mm, 88mm overall, 8.5g.

A polished stone necklace with jade and rose quartz style rings and beads

A 9ct yellow gold pearl solitaire ring, a 9ct gold and jade pin, together with a collection of costume jewellery including various brooches, earrings, silver rings.9ct gold ring and pin weight; 4.2 grams.

A 14ct yellow gold cabochon jade ring, stone measuring approximately 15.5 x 11.5 mm, size Q 1/2, together with a 14ct yellow gold square citrine ring, with an approximate carat weight of 0.60 carats, size Q1/2. (2)Both marked 14k total weight; 8.9 grams.

SAYERS, (Dorothy L.), Unnatural Death, 1st edition, Ernest Benn Limited, 1927, together with WESTMACOTT, (Mary), Giant's Bread, 1st edition, London, Collins Sons & Co Ltd, 1930, KEELER, (Harry S.), The Green Jade Hand, 1st edition, London, Ward, Lock & Co., Limited, 1930, with dustjacket, RENDELL, (Ruth), To Fear a Painted Devil, 1st edition, signed, London, John Long, 1965, no dust jacket, and ROHMER, Fu Manchu's Bride, US 1st edition, 1933, BOX, Death Likes it Hot, 1st edition,1955, with dustjacket, KITCHIN, The Death of my Aunt, 1st edition, 1929, and BAILEY, (H.C.), Mr Fortune's Trials, 1st edition, London, 1925 and a later edition of Mr Fortune's Case, (9)

Suzanne Caporael (America, b. 1949). Lithograph with hand painting on paper titled "Jade Bay, North Sea, Germany" depicting a geometric composition with red, white, and blue squares, 2003. Pencil signed and dated along the lower right; editioned 13/30 along the lower left.Height: 19 1/4 in x width: 14 1/4 in.Condition: The colors are bold and bright. There are no tears, losses, or signs of restoration. Light wear along the extreme edges. The work is not framed.

14k yellow gold bracelets comprised of groups of two interlocking circular links, alternating with five carved jade panels. On a spring closure clasp, marked 14k FFFD. One pair of 14k yellow gold screw back earrings set with carved jade oval panels. Marked 14k FFFD. With box from J. Clark Houghton.Provenance: Acquired in the Shanghai, China; Purchased from Josephine Houghton.(Bracelet) Length: 7 1/2 in. (Earrings, each) Length: 18.09 mm x width: 13.25 mm x depth: 15.32 mm. Gross weight: 21.2 g.Condition: Some of the jade carvings loose in the settings. Clasps and screws working well.

Machen (Arthur) Ornaments in Jade, typescript, 47pp., signed presentation inscription from the author "for F[ytton] A[rmstrong]" (John Gawsworth) to upper wrapper (now detached), "Torture" signed by the author at head and with several editorial corrections, pencil note by Gawsworth "suppressed for England" to head of "The Idealist", with two additional ?proof pages for "The Rose Garden" with correction in the author's hand, all bound together with split pin butterfly clip to upper corner, slight browning, light surface creasing, preserved in custom chemise and slip-case, 4to, [1930s].*** A presentation copy of this short story collection, likely gifted by Machen to Gawsworth as part of the latter's attempt to publish the collection in the UK. The pages are largely carbon copies except for the story "Torture" which appears to be a working draft.Gawsworth has dated the upper wrapper "Amersham 16/xi/35" and written a longer note that provides some context: "Typed versions of the stories contained in "Ornaments in Jade" prepared for an English Edition. No English Edition was printed, however, but all the stories (excepting 'The Idealist', considered obscene) were printed in 'The Cosy Room'." The Cosy Room was a collection of Machen's stories curated by Gawsworth and published in 1936.

Jade of a light shade with greyish, ochre and amber flecks. It has a circular base and a deep body with a curved profile that widens at the level of the mouth. Inside are five dragons in relief, which surround a small flaming pearl in the centre. The beasts have a slender body with thick legs, a long, curled tail and a large horn in the middle of the head. It shows patina due to age. Qing Dynasty (1644-1912) or later. Height: 5.1 cm, Diameter: 15.7 cmWeight: 889 g

Carved white jade, with reddish and amber flecks, part of the ‘skin’ of the jade itself. Composed of two rectangular plates carved on both sides, with meticulous relief details showing a beautiful traditional landscape, with rugged mountains, small trees, stylised herons and small characters engaged in various activities. Both jade pieces are set in a custom-made wooden frame of reddish and orange colours, elaborately decorated with archaic, openwork and relief patterns.  Qing dynasty (1644-1912) or later. Size: 41,4 x 8,2 x 35 cm

Eight carved white jade beads, irregularly shaped with rounded edges. Perforated on the inside and then pierced with a string, alternating jade and orange beads. Weight: 62 g

A reddish-ochre-colour jade figure depicting the image of a reclining ram. The animal is depicted in great detail, with its body curled around a circular base. The twisted horns stand out on the head, which leans to the right. The open eyes and closed mouth have a serene expression. The slender legs ending in sharp hooves are curled up and arranged under its own body. A delicate, sinuous branch emerges from the base, and slips into the animal's mouth, as if it were feeding. On the base, fine engraved details are arranged in a succession of concentric circles. Han Dynasty (206 BC-220 AD) or later.The goat in Chinese tradition is a symbol of prosperity, generosity and tranquillity due to its docile nature. Height: 2.6 cm; Diameter: 5.5 cmWeight: 83 g

Carved white jade, with beautiful reddish flecks. It shows the image of a traditional fish, with curved fins and a scaled body, ending in a raised head with large, rounded eyes and a slightly open mouth, with which it holds an elongated branch of water lilies. It shows age-related wear. Qing dynasty (1644-1912) or later. With custom-made box. Size: 5 x 1.9 x 10 cmWeight: 130 g

Elegant yellow jade, carved into eight cylindrical beads, decorated with reliefs that form the image of an old man wearing a long tunic tied at the waist, with a serene expression framed by large ears, and straight hair covered by a narrow hat. The eight beads are arranged alternately with small coloured circular beads. Han Dynasty (206 BC - 220 AD) or later.Size: 2 x 1.2 x 1.3 cm (approx.) Weight: 53 g

A magnificent white jade seal carved in one piece, with subtle gold and reddish flecks. On the upper part of the seal is a free-standing figure of a dragon, depicted in a menacing pose, with muscular legs flexed and resting on three sharp claws. The expression is intense, with wide-open eyes and closed jaws beneath which is a long beard. Crowning the head are short, pointed ears and imposing antlers. Below the base is a seven-character seal ‘???????’. It shows patina produced by the passage of time. Qing Dynasty (1644-1912) or later. Size: 5.5 x 3.8 x 4 cmWeight: 148.2 g

Beautiful white jade covered with dark brown veins. Carved in the form of fourteen spherical beads, with a subtly irregular profile, pierced in the centre by a small hole through which a string has been inserted to form the bracelet. Weight: 125 g

Elegantly carved jade in a milky hue. The ensemble is made up of three Buddhas, one larger Buddha and two smaller Buddhas accompanying him. All of them are seated, with their legs folded in ‘dhyanasana’ on which they rest their hands in a meditation mudra, holding a small bowl between them. They are dressed in a long robe or ‘dhoti’ at the hips, leaving the chest and arms uncovered, finely adorned with pendants and bracelets. They have a serene expression, with closed eyes and mouth, wide noses and long ears that mark the face. The delicately carved hair is covered with a beautiful lotus-leaf crown. With a box to size. Qing Dynasty (1644-1912) or later.Size: 8.2 x 2.5 x 5 cm, 6 x 1.8 x 3.7 (x2)Weight: 92 g; 35 g (x2)

White jade with intense amber and reddish flecks. It has a short, elliptical base on which the rounded body of the bottle is placed, decorated on the back with a long, incised poem and on the front with a detailed scene showing two wise old men with solemn expressions, seated inside a grotto with steep walls from which a thin flowering branch emerges. At the top is a narrow cylindrical neck crowned by the traditional lid. With a custom-made box. Qing Dynasty (1644-1912) or later. Size: 8.3 x 3.5 x 6.3 cmWeight: 240 g

Archer's ring (??) of carved white jade. Adorned by a continuous scene, framed by two thin lines, of a beautiful phoenix with outstretched wings and long feathered tail, resting with its paws on the ground, before a large flaming pearl.This type of rings are placed on the pulling finger which is the thumb of the right hand to hook the string when practicing archery. Over time they have become more decorative than functional. During the Qing Dynasty their production became very popular.Height: 2.2 cm; Diameter: 2.8 cmWeight: 23 g

White jade with subtle amber-toned flecks carved in the form of a seal. It has a flat, quadrangular base, on which is placed the image of a mythical beast with a sinuous, snake-like body, supported by sturdy legs and ending in a fiercely expressive face with almond-shaped eyes and a sharp beak. The base is decorated with a seal in low relief. Western Han Dynasty (206 BC-8 AD) or later.Size: 2.8 x 2.6 x 2.8 cm Weight: 38 g  

An elegant jade carving of pristine white. It is circular, with a thick wavy rim, decorated on both sides with a long poem and the image of a solemn Buddha on a large lotus throne. The whole is finely incised in great detail and framed by a border of elongated, curling ruyi clouds. With a box to size. Qing dynasty (1644-1912) or later. Diameter: 5.6 cm; Thickness: 0.7 cmWeight: 54 g

Light-coloured carved jade with slight ochre and whitish flecks. It has a circular base supported by an elongated flared foot, bulging at the top, from which hangs a decorative spiral fluted ring or ‘???’. The U-shaped tubular body is adorned with a central scene of archaic mythological beasts with elongated sinuous bodies, sturdy legs and large eyes. Framing this scene are three decorative bands adorned with incised and relief details of lotus petal patterns and borders. Warring kingdoms period (476 BC - 221 BC) or later.Height: 16 cm; Diameter: 3.5 cmWeight: 171 g

Carved white jade, with reddish and amber flecks. The bracelet is composed of a total of eight slightly triangular shaped beads with rounded edges alternating with small circular beads. Weight: 66 g

Jade of pristine white, carved in a single piece. It has a cylindrical body with a hollow interior and thick smooth walls, decorated with a short poem and the image of a thick pine branch and a cherry blossom, executed with delicacy and attention to detail. Qing dynasty (1644-1912) or later. Height: 2.6 cm; Outer diameter: 3.4 cm; Inner diameter: 2.1 cmWeight: 37.7 g

Carved white jade, subtle reddish flecks. It has a short rectangular base, on which is shown the free-standing figure of a mythological beast ‘Dragon’, in a threatening posture, with a crouching body, bent hind legs on which rests the leafy, curled tail, and a large head with a fierce expression, which with its open jaws shows its sharp fangs. At the bottom is an eight-character seal ‘????????’. Qing dynasty (1644-1912) or later. Size: 4.5 x 4 x 5.2 cmWeight: 136.9 g

Elegant white jade carved in the form of a jar or vessel. It has a narrow elliptical foot on which is set a deep body, flanked by a wide mouth and a curved handle in the form of an archaic dragon. The exterior is decorated with fine reliefs that form a continuous scene of sturdy branches filled with rounded fruit and elongated leaves. It shows age-related wear. Qing Dynasty (1644-1912) or later. Size: 6.5 x 4.6 x 10.8 cmWeight: 145 g

Impeccable white jade carved in a single piece. It has a thick quadrangular base, on which is placed the magnificent image of a beast from Chinese mythology called ‘??’ or ‘dragon turtle’. This auspicious animal is shown in a defensive position, with sturdy legs ending in sharp claws, a body covered by a thick carapace adorned with hexagonal and rhomboid patterns and a subtle border of fretwork, a curled dragon's tail with thick fur, and the head of the same animal, which tilts to the left with a fierce expression, rounded eyes, a wide snout and intimidating teeth.  The body is covered with fine reliefs that faithfully emulate the scales characteristic of traditional Chinese dragons. On the underside, it bears the characters ‘????’ (Hongde Hall), executed in bas-relief in seal script.After studying the characteristics of this piece, the quality of the material, the remarkable workmanship, and the meticulousness of the details, it is considered that it could be a seal made around the 1700s by order of the emperor. There are other examples of imperial stamps in private collections and auctions that left the palace at some point. Size: 7,8 x 6,2 x 6,2 cmWeight: 660 g Provenance:- Important collection of Tommy Lam, Hong Kong, from 1980. Catalogue note: The Hongde Hall, belongs to the renowned Qianqing Palace (originally known as Yongsu Hall), built during the Ming dynasty. In 1797, during the Jiaqing reign of the Qing dynasty, it suffered a fire that affected several areas, but was quickly rebuilt the following year, with further modifications in the 1890s and 1897. During the Ming dynasty, the hall was used for the convocation of ministers and workers, and later as a working hall for political affairs and study readings from Confucian texts.A large representation of ‘??’ or ‘dragon turtle’ is arranged on the west side of the Qianqing Palace as a symbol of prosperity, courage, longevity, power and success. 

Carved white jade, faintly toned with a milky finish, covered with fine reddish and golden flecks. It is circular in shape, with a central hole, following the archaic models of the ‘Bi’ discs. It is decorated on the front face with three elongated dragons with sinuous bodies, curled tails, robust bent legs and a large head crowned by an elongated central horn.  The reverse of the piece is shown covered in relief by a traditional ‘??’ grain pattern. Boxed to size. Qing dynasty (1644-1912) or later. Diameter: 10 cm; Thickness: 2 cmWeight: 228 g

Jade of an ochre colour, covered with intense reddish-gold flecks. It shows the image of a lion in the traditional style, lying on its large, flexed legs. The head and tail are tilted to one side of the body, adding dynamism to the composition. The expression is peaceful, with large eyes, broad nose, closed jaws and sharp claws tucked in. With box to size. Shows patina due to age.Size: 4 x 4,6 x 10 cmWeight: 305 g

Elegant spinach-green jade, with subtle greyish veins. It has a square-shaped foot, with a stepped profile that is widest at the base. The faceted body has a curved profile, which widens at the shoulders, above which is a stylised hourglass-shaped neck, flanked by four handles in relief in the shape of beasts (two elephants and two tigers), carved in great detail and from which hang rings, only two of which are movable. Covering the mouth is a pyramid-shaped lid with a handle at the top for easier handling. At the level of the belly there are multiple reliefs that form traditional Taotie masks, with fierce expressions, whose cheekbones are shaped by the bodies of elongated dragons, a beast that is again represented on the lid by a fine decorative border. It shows age patina and slight damage. Qing Dynasty, Qianlong period (1736-1795) or later. Size: 25.3 x 11 x 11 cmWeight: 2182 g

White jade with flecks of brown and reddish tones, carved in the form of a disc with a central hole.  The lower part is decorated in relief with a '??' grain pattern. On the upper part are five small tapirs carved in free-standing form and executed in great detail. They are standing upright on their four legs as if they were climbing up the jade. They show wear and patina due to age. Combatant Kingdoms period ( 403 - 222 BC) or later.Size: 2.4 x 5.3 x 7 cmWeight: 78 gr

Thirteen round-shaped carved jade beads, characterised by their white colour with dark and ochre veins. Linked by a cord. Weight: 97 g