A Group Of Four Jade 'Bird' Carvings Qing Dynasty and later (4)
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A GROUP OF FOUR JADE 'BIRD' CARVINGS Qing Dynasty and later Comprising: a large pale green and russet jade duck grasping a spray of millet; a green and russet jade group of two birds; a black and celadon jade finial modelled as a bird with the head resting on its back; and a white jade bird finial, the head with mottled grey and russet inclusions. The largest 12cm (4 3/4in) wide. (4). Footnotes: 清及更晚 玉雕鳥一組四件 Provenance : The Livingston Collection, labels nos. 96, 148 and 210.
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