A Deep Bluish Green Jade ‘Fu Character with Scrollwork’ Carving, Qing Dynasty (1644-1912), 19AS
A rectangular plaque pendant with softly rounded edges, carved from natural Burmese Type A jadeite jade in rich deep teal-green with subtle natural veining throughout the material. This is a fully double-sided openwork piece, both faces bearing identical intricate pierced scrollwork surrounding a central carved "Fu" character, flanked by coin emblems and continuous swirling archaic scroll motifs that frame the composition. The top edge is decorated with elaborate curling ornamentation, and a small suspension hole is drilled for cord mounting. Clean carving lines and a glossy polished finish highlight the jadeite jade's subtle translucency. Dimensions measure 5cm by 3.3cm.
Condition
Items are sourced from an estate.This is a no-reserve auction.
A rectangular plaque pendant with softly rounded edges, carved from natural Burmese Type A jadeite jade in rich deep teal-green with subtle natural veining throughout the material. This is a fully double-sided openwork piece, both faces bearing identical intricate pierced scrollwork surrounding a central carved "Fu" character, flanked by coin emblems and continuous swirling archaic scroll motifs that frame the composition. The top edge is decorated with elaborate curling ornamentation, and a small suspension hole is drilled for cord mounting. Clean carving lines and a glossy polished finish highlight the jadeite jade's subtle translucency. Dimensions measure 5cm by 3.3cm.
Condition
Items are sourced from an estate.This is a no-reserve auction.
