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Jade Pendant 1, China, 18th C.

Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese: Hardstones: Pre 1800   item# 321108 (stock# 1-0186)

Jade Pendant 1, China, 18th C.
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Pendant carved in the shape of two stylized birds facing each other. Light green jade, with reddish inclusions. China, 18th century, probably earlier. Length: around 2 1/4" (5,7 cm). Tiny chips in a few areas, erosion due to use and age, otherwise good condition.


Important Pendant, Jade, Han Dynasty

Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese: Hardstones: Pre AD 1000   item# 820974 (stock# 1-0560)

Important Pendant, Jade, Han Dynasty
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Semi-circular pendant ("huang" in Chinese). Light green jade, with a calcified area at the upper part and on some other tiny areas, due to a prolonged stay underground. The piece is decorated with an archaic geometric design on the center part, ending on each side with a stylized dragon head. There are traces of a rusty colouring in some areas, suggesting a former contact with an iron object in the grave where it was buried. China, Han Dynasty Period (-206 BC-220 AD). Dimensions: diame ...click for details


Important Jade Scabbard Buckle, China, Han Period

Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese: Hardstones: Pre AD 1000   item# 820970 (stock# 1-0559)

Important Jade Scabbard Buckle, China, Han Period
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Scabbard buckle ("wei" in Chinese). Dark-green ("spinach colour") jade, with an important calcification at the upper area due a prolonged stay underground. The piece is decorated with an archaic geometric decor carved in relief, ending in a stylized tiger head at the lower part. There are traces of a rusty colouring in tiny areas in the calcified part, suggesting a former contact with what may have been a blade in the grave where it was buried. China, Han Dynasty Period (206 B ...click for details

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