THREE JADE AND JADEITE FIGURAL PENDANTS QING DYNASTY, 19TH CENTURY

the first depicting Liu Hai seated holding a string of coins, accompanied by his three-leg toad, two bats hovering by, the boy standing holding a branch of lingzhi, the third in the form of two elderly immortals

There are some expected surface wear, occasional minor bruises or typical nibbles to the edges of the carving, including a few minute nicks to the edge of the boy's garment. The boy is glued to its wood base. The actual colours are somewhat deeper and warmer, more celadon compared to the catalogue illustration.
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