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MING DYNASTY AND LATER
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THREE JADE CARVINGS
MING DYNASTY AND LATER
The first is carved as a flying deity wearing loose flowing robes and holding a celestial scarf, the stone is of a creamy white tone with russet inclusions. The second is carved as a Buddhist lion with brocade ball, the greyish celadon stone with russet inclusions. The third is carved as a deer group, the stone is of a celadon and russet tone.
The longest 3½ in. (8.9 cm.)
MING DYNASTY AND LATER
The first is carved as a flying deity wearing loose flowing robes and holding a celestial scarf, the stone is of a creamy white tone with russet inclusions. The second is carved as a Buddhist lion with brocade ball, the greyish celadon stone with russet inclusions. The third is carved as a deer group, the stone is of a celadon and russet tone.
The longest 3½ in. (8.9 cm.)
Provenance
From a Private East Asian Collector (d.1994).
The flying deity was acquired in 1991.
The Buddhist lion was acquired in 1988.
The flying deity was acquired in 1991.
The Buddhist lion was acquired in 1988.
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