A CELADON JADE ‘BOY with BAG’ PENDANT, 1900s
A CELADON JADE ‘BOY with BAG’ PENDANT, 1900s
Celadon jade with light ochre colored inclusions, with smooth surface polish
China, late Qing dynasty / early Republic period
Figural pendant with reticulation for suspension. Shown is a traditional Chinese symbol for fertility and prosperity – a charming Chinese boy holding on to a bag filled with treasures. The child is sitting inside a large lotus leaf.
Shape: Figural rounded shape with reticulated hole for suspension. Two tiny drilled holes on the backside
Dimensions: 5,2 cm (height), 4,2 cm (length), 1,2 cm (width)
Condition: Good condition with fine hand patina
Provenance: American Private collection