A Group Of Seven Carvings Of Dogs And Pigs Ming Dynasty and later (7)
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A GROUP OF SEVEN CARVINGS OF DOGS AND PIGS Ming Dynasty and later Comprising: two pigs, each carved in a recumbent posture and perforated through the body with an aperture for suspension, one carved from white jade, and the other from pale green jade with beige inclusions; three dogs, each carved with the head facing forwards, the stones respectively of white tone, pale green stained russet in areas, and mottled green and black tone; and two further crouching dogs, each with the head turned backwards, carved respectively from yellowish stone with russet patches, and pale green stone with cloudy inclusions. The largest: 3.4cm (1 3/8in) long. (7). Footnotes: 明及更晚 玉雕犬及豬一組七件
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