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Lot 303
A selection of jewellery, including a pair of untested cultured pearl and diamond stud earrings, post fittings stamped '925' a strand of cultured pearls with malachite and lapis lazuli coloured spacers, 52cm long, two jade coloured disc pendants, a fabric necklace suspending coral coloured branches, a lapis lazuli and banded agate pendant, and further pieces of jewellery (qty)
Lot 310
A large quantity of costume jewellery, including a pair of Italian 18k yellow gold clip on earrings (af), total gross weight approximately 9.2g, silver screw back earrings, assorted brooches, bracelets, necklaces, beads, a cherry amber type necklace, approximately 44.4g, a silver and semi-precious stone bracelet (af), a jade type beaded necklace, etc.
Lot 261
A green jade bangle, 8.8cm outer diameter, internal width approximately 6.7cm, in fitted case by Yamanaka & Co, 127 New Bond St, London, total gross weight approximately 78.5gThe bangle has a hairline crack, there is discolouration to this area. Case a little tired and marked. Case is original to bangle in my opinion.
Lot 292
A jade disc and bead necklace, pendants and drop earrings, a jade disc and bead necklace, lobster claw clasp, 44cm; a small circular jade pendant with 9 carat yellow gold centre and bale, on a 9 carat yellow gold trace link chain, 46cm; a pair of jade bead drop earrings, in 9 carat yellow gold, post and butterfly fittings; and a carved jade pendant depicting a dragon, on a base metal chain, 42cm; total gross weight of 9 carat gold items - 7.1g.Qty: 4
Lot 273
A CELADON WITH BROWN RUSSET JADE DRAGON PENDANT 漢代 青玉咬尾龍珮 China, Han dynasty (202 BC–220 AD) Made of smooth celadon nephrite jade, roughly oval in shape. Shallow relief carvings depict a coiled Chilong dragon, its body spiraling with its mouth biting its own tail. Both sides are adorned, with the single-horned head facing upward. The dragon's body is intricately engraved with curling cloud motifs, its sinuous form characterized by undulating lines that convey dynamic movement. Muscles are finely delineated, and its toes grip with strength, showcasing exquisite artistry. H: 5.8cm PROVENANCE Acquired in Taiwan in the 1990s. 90年代購於臺灣 NOTE The motif of a dragon or serpent biting its own tail, symbolizing the cyclical nature of the universe, reflects ancient religious beliefs and was a common theme before the Han Dynasty. During the Warring States period, dragon motifs became popular in jade carvings, particularly in the form of looped pendants, representing the pinnacle of artistic expression in dragon-themed jade artefacts. By the Han Dynasty, depictions of dragons on jade rings became more vivid and ornate, with a preference for elaborate decorative styles. Notably, the characteristic feature of Han Dynasty jade dragons is their depiction with mouths open, biting their tails.
Lot 164
AN INSCRIBE CELADON JADE RECTANGULAR PLAQUE 二十世紀 青玉吉慶有餘牌 China, 20th century one face decorated with a boy semi squat holding a pair of ribbon-tied fish suspended from a chime, the reverse carved with four characters in seal script reading ‘chang ou yong gu’, which identifies the homeland remains everlasting, all beneath a band of stylised clouds and two chilong at the top, pierced for suspension. Size. 6.3x4.1cm
Lot 162
AN INSCRIBE CELADON JADE ‘WU SHUANG PU’ RECTANGULAR PLAQUE 二十世紀 青玉無雙譜牌 China, 20th century. one face decorated with a young general carrying a halberd, the reverse carved with four characters in seal script reading ‘ji xiang ru yi, all around by a band of stylised clouds and two chilong at the top. Size.5.6x3.7cm
Lot 60
A WHITE JADE FISH PENDANT 商代或更晚 白玉魚 Shang Dynasty or later The arched fish is carved with a flattened head and a pointed nose, the body finely carved with incisions, the lower part of the fish body features four dorsal fins in high relief, three holes pierced through the head and tail L: 8.1cm
Lot 66
A FINE OLIVE-CELADON AND CALCIFIED YELLOW JADE SCABBARD SLIDE 漢代 黃玉龍紋劍璏 China, Han dynasty (202 BC–220 AD) Of slightly curved rectangular outline and extremely well and sensitively carved in relief to one side with a sinuous chilong dragon, within a beaded edge, the underside with two requisite rectangular loops placed off-center. L: 7.5cm
Lot 193
A GROUP OF THREE SCHOLAR'S OBJECTS 晚清-20世紀 翡翠盒、螭龍青玉帶扣及珊瑚仕女一組三件 China, late Qing dynasty - 20th century including a jadeite round box with cover and wood stand; a celadon jade chilong belt buckle; and a small coral carved female figure. D:(box) 4.9cm L:(buckle) 8.3cm H:(coral) 9.9cm China, coral, jade circular container, jade buckle
Lot 70
A CELADON JADE ANCESTOR MASK 新石器時代 石家河文化玉人面 China, Neolithic period, Shijiahe culture (3000-2000BC) skilfully and subtly worked in relief on one side depicting an anthropomorphic face, the eyes rendered powerful and large above a mouth revealing its teeth. A small hole on the top and the bottom of the mask has a deep hole, but it does not go through to the top. W: 4.4cm PROVENANCE Acquired in Taiwan in the 1990s. 90年代購於臺灣
Lot 160
A PALE CELADON WHITE JADE PLAQUE 二十世紀 青白玉漁樵詩文玉牌 China, 20th century Of rectangular shape, carved in low relief on one side with a scene depicted a flourishing lotus pond under the moonlight, with woodcutters and fishermen accompanying each other as they crossed the bridge to return home, the reverse with calligraphic inscription, all beneath archaistic chilong motifs. Size. 6.5x4.7cm
Lot 68
A BLACK AND WHITE JADE ‘BEAR AND EAGLE HERO’ PENDANT 清代 黑白玉英雄玉墜 China, Qing dynasty A squatting bear with an eagle draped on its back, the details of the eagle's feathers rendered in subtle relief with incised accents on the softly polished black and white jade surface. The jade pendant has a hole running through its entire body. H: 5.6cm NOTE Because the words for eagle and bear together sound like the word for hero in Chinese, these two animals are often combined to symbolize heroism.
Lot 257
A CARVED CELADON 'BUDDHIST LION' JADE GROUP 20世紀初 青玉太獅少獅擺件 the recumbent lion is carved looking over its back, the tail flicked over its haunches and paws tucked underneath. Its bushy tail, backbone, mane, and eyebrows are finely detailed. The lion and its two cubs are entwined together by a ribbon. W: 9.7cm
Lot 47
A RARE AND LARGE CALCIFIED JADE ZHULONG ('PIG DRAGON') 紅山文化 玉豬龍 Neolithic period, Hongshan culture (4700-2500 BC) of generous proportions, the iconic coiled body is further accentuated with a superbly rendered wrinkled snout, the signature slit below the sealed lips terminates before meeting the central perforation, the neck is drilled with two holes for suspension, the stone is a white-grey tone with natural flaws. Size: 13.1 x 10.3 x 3.8cm NOTE Renowned for its considerable size, this sculpture portrays a zhulong, also known as a pig-dragon. This term is a contemporary description of the creature's upturned snout, prominent bulging eyes, and coiled body. Zhulong are regarded as the prototypes for later depictions of mythological dragons in Chinese art. These intriguing creations originate from the enigmatic Hongshan culture, which thrived around 3500 BC and provides evidence of a complex belief system in supernatural forces. Jade zhulong sculptures have been unearthed at various tomb sites in Northern China, often found placed on the chests of the tomb occupants, indicating that they were likely worn as chest ornaments.
Lot 170
A CELADON RUSSET HERON SHAPED JADE BOX 清代 青玉帶沁色一路連科蓋盒 China, Qing dynasty Exquisitely crafted in the form of a standing heron, the cover is naturalistically worked to depict the upper part of the creature, with its beak biting on a stem of lotus leaf, all intricately reticulated. The sides are flanked by finely incised feathery wings. The translucent stone is of celadon color with attractive russet inclusions. H. 7 cm
Lot 276A
TWO CELADON JADE FIGURE OF LADIES 晚清 青玉仕女雕像及『獨佔鰲頭』、『佛手』掛墜燈座兩件 China, late Qing dynasty The ladies well carved standing, dressed in long robes with a benevolent expression, one holding a gnarled leafy lotus branch on her shoulder, the other holding a lingzhi mushroom, the stone of pale green tone with russet inclusions. The figures mounted as lamps. The lampshades fixed by a reticulated carving jade ‘child ride dragon-fish’ and a finger citron pendants. H.(total) 72cm H.(the figure) 31cm Provenance: A very important private collection from south of Ireland 出處：愛爾蘭南部重要私人收藏。
Lot 552
Set of three early 20th century silver and enamelled studs, green leaf decorated in cream velvet satin lined green leather case, pair of white metal and jade-type stone cufflinks, pair of silver and enamel chain-pattern cufflinks with crest ends, a crystal and turquoise set chain-pattern cufflink, a seedpearl and jade-coloured stone necklace (broken) and matching drop earrings, quantity of onyx and coral studs and similar items
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