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LOT 5

Lot 5

A Group of Three White and Pale Celadon Jade Pendants, Ming/Qing Dynasty

A Group of Three White and Pale Celadon Jade Pendants, Ming/Qing Dynasty
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A Group of Three White and Pale Celadon Jade Pendants, Ming/Qing Dynasty

明/清 青白玉雕'连年有余'佩 白玉雕双獾佩一组三件

Consisting of a white and russet carving of a lotus leaf encircling a carp, Ming Dynasty; together with two white and celadon jade carvings of cats on leaves
largest length 2.6 in — 6.5 cm

Estimate $600-$800

Realised: $960
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A Group of Three White and Pale Celadon Jade Pendants, Ming/Qing Dynasty
  • A Group of Three White and Pale Celadon Jade Pendants, Ming/Qing Dynasty
  • A Group of Three White and Pale Celadon Jade Pendants, Ming/Qing Dynasty
Provenance:

Estate of Lois Orkin, Toronto
来源: 多伦多路易斯·奥金女士遗产珍藏

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  • 1 Star: Poor - Flaws or damage immediately apparent under standard lighting (examples: missing components, rips, broken glass, damaged surfaces, etc.)

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