plaque, boucle et six pendentifs en jade blanc et céladon pâle sculpté Chine, dynastie Qing, XIXE siècle

la plaque ronde en forme de chrysanthème, la boucle en forme de vase aplati, un pendentif rectangulaire en jade blanc, deux autres sculptés d'entrelacs, dragons et chauve-souris, un troisième rond au centre mobile, un quatrième à décor des trois abondances et le dernier en forme d'anneau archaïsant

Lü Xiaguang (1906-1994)

Upper row (from left to right) : the belt buckle has a tiny bruise and small nicks to the left edge (showing on the illustration) ; a few white lines and white patches to the reverse ; the bats and knots pendant with minor nicks to the edges and few natural white inclusions ; the archaistic ring is in good condition with the exception of two small lines inclusions (second line from left to right) the chrysanthemum with a natural brown inclusions and somewhat uneaven surface to the reverse ; two small holes drilled behing ; otherwise good condition ; the archaistic double circle with a corolla beed is in good condition with a few small white inclusions and a good polish ; the two non-illustrated pendants are generally in good condition with the exception of few natural flaws in the stone.
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