A group of eleven jade carvings

Property from the Collection of Quek Kiok Lee (1921-2018), Lots 37-97
A group of eleven jade carvings
Ming Dynasty and later
Comprising: four pale green, brown and black jade carvings of bitter melons and lychees; two elongated pendants, one from grey/green jade in the form of a ram, the other from white jade and carved as a dragon head; two pale green jade small plaques carved as bamboo trunks, one with russet inclusions; a white and russet jade 'bamboo and pine' brush stand; and two belt buckles carved from pebbles in the form of mushroom caps.
The largest: 9cm (3 1/2in) long (11).