Court Necklace
A Chau Zhu mandarin’s court necklace composed of 102 Agarwood beads. Jadeite and simulated coral.
Incense Burner
A large bronze Luduan form incense burner and cover. The fat mythical beast with his tail raised supported upon an original hardwood stand. His well defined hinged head forming the cover, his body decorated with a scrolling mane and his face with a fierce expression.
Canton Enamel Peach
A Canton enamel dish in the form of two peaches hanging on a vine. Decorated with the fruit, peach blossom flowers and flying bats. Supported on four feet.
Jade Tiger
A small black and mottled greyish jade carving, his head resting on his front paws with a contented expression.
Silk Covered Lacquer Beads
A necklace made from 108 silk wrapped incense beads.
Enamel Square Dish
A good copper ground dish decorated over a bright blue ground with Buddhist symbols among floral tendrils within a gilt border. The underneath with gilt Jixiang ruyi characters.
Amethyst Beads
Sixty six Peking glass beads
Blue Double Happiness Beads
Sixty two pale blue peking glass beads each with Shou longevity symbols and with a further sixty two frosted glass beads.
Bat Roundel
An embroidered silk roundel with five abstract bats around a double happiness emblem in Peking knot.
Jade Hair Ornament
A well carved white jade hair ornament. One end finished with a floral motive.