A Group Of Six Jade Cat Carvings Qing Dynasty or later (6)
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A GROUP OF SIX JADE CAT CARVINGS Qing Dynasty or later Comprising: a plump and recumbent cat turning its head to the left, perforated between the forelegs for stringing, the stone of green tone with russet patches; a cat finely detailed with bulging eyes, pointed ears, a ridged spine, and a combed tail, the stone of white tone suffused with greyish patches; two recumbent cats of similar size, each with the head turned to the right and drilled through the centre of the body for suspension, the stone of mottled white and black tone; two cats of comparable size, each with the head slightly raised and resting upon the forelegs, the stone of green tone with russet patches. The largest: 4.5cm (1 3/4in) long. (6). Footnotes: 清及更晚 玉雕貓一組六件
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