A GROUP OF TWO JADE ELEPHANTS AND ONE JADE BIRD

The elephants, Qing Dynasty

The elephants, Qing Dynasty
Comprising: two jade 'elephant' pendants, a grey and russet jade one with his trunk curled up on the right side and with the saddle blanket bearing a stylised face on each side and the Dao symbol on top, and a yellow and russet jade one with the trunk touching his right eye; together with a white jade figure of duck holding a lotus branch on his beak.
The largest: 5cm (2in) wide (3).

Provenance: The Livingston Collection. Labels 195, 199 and 204.