FOUR ARCHAISTIC JADE CARVINGS
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FOUR ARCHAISTIC JADE CARVINGS

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FOUR ARCHAISTIC JADE CARVINGS
comprising a brown jade amulet carved and pierced in the form of a coiled dragon, its bi-furcated tail curled round towards it open mouth, based on an Eastern Zhou prototype; a deep green and russet ritual disc, decorated to the flattened edge with taotie masks, amongst stylised scrolling dragon heads; a yellow and pale celadon jade square belt hook, with white altered flecks to the pale surfaces, the upper edge carved in relief with a Daoist priest seated cross legged, a fly whisk in one hand, the underside with four sets of drills holes to the corners, Tang style; and a vibrant green jade plaque, possibly of a heavily stylised zoomorphic form with channeling and bevelling to the body of the piece, one large drill hole to the body, Hongshan Culture style -- the Tang style plaque 1 7/8in. (4.9cm.) wide. (4)
Provenance
Baron and Baroness von Oertzen Collection
Literature
S. Howard Hansford, Jade - Essence of Hills and Streams, Johannesburg, 1969, no.s C22, C25, C28, C29, p. 101, 103-105.
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VAT rate of 5% is payable on hammer price and at 15% on the buyer's premium

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