Trois pendentifs, cinq plaques, un crapaud et un cachet en jade blanc et céladon pâle Chine, Dynastie Qing, XIXE siècle

un pendentif figurant le bambou, le deuxième en jade blanc sculpté d'un personnage, vase et pins, le dernier circulaire à décor ajouré de deux personnages, chauve-souris, oiseau et fleurs, trois plaques en forme de fleurs stylisées dont l'une avec un médaillon central mobile et socle en bois, une plaque sculptée de deux canards mandarins, la dernière carrée en forme de grecque archaïsante, le crapaud tenant une branche fleurie dans sa gueule, le cachet carré surmonté d'une tortue

Lü Xiaguang (1906-1994)

The toad with a russet inclusion ; the seal in good overall condition ; the lotus plaque with expected wears consistent with age as visible on the catalogue illustration ; the other lotus plaque with some russet inclusions and two labels stuck beneath ; the white hehe plaque with some light wears to the surface consistent with age ; the bamboo pendant with a minor tiny nick to the extremity of the left leaf ; the square plaque in good overall condiition with a mutton-fat inclusion ; the circular openwork pendant in good overall condition as well as the one with the central mobile medallion.
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