Lot 143: THREE ARCHAISTIC JADE HUANG PENDANTS Late Qing Dynasty

THREE ARCHAISTIC JADE
HUANG PENDANTS

Late Qing Dynasty

Comprising one perforated at one end for stringing, decorated with a
chi dragon in low relief within line borders, the reverse carved a single
huang character over reduced ground, the celadon stone stained black and brown; one arched pendant with a dragon head on either end, the mane and scaled body finely detailed, perforated on both ends for stringing, the stone stained reddish-brown in areas; the small pendant carved with a pair of
chi dragon in high relief, the reverse with 'C'-scrolls in shallow relief, perforated on one side, the stone stained black. (3)


Huang: 3 5/8in (8.3cm) wide;
Dragon-head huang: 3 13/16in (9.7cm) wide;
Small huang: 2in (5cm) wide

PLEASE NOTE: This report describes, but may not be limited to, major condition issues for the lot.







Minor surface pitting and wear. Stones altered to induce colors and textures for the appearance of antiquity.

清末 仿古玉璜三件



Please note this Lot is to be sold at No Reserve. 本拍品不設底價




Provenance:

Yamanaka & Company, New York

Gift of Samuel T. Peters, 1913

The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1913-present




來源：

紐約山中商會

Samuel T. Peters 1913 年贈

大都會藝術博物館，1913 年迄今

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