White Jade Scholar’s Cylindrical Brushpot, Bitong, 19th Century, Qing Dynasty, the thick walls carved in shallow relief on the exterior with a design of cabbage and leaves, the stone of “mutton-fat” tone with some areas of russet skin remaining.  H 4 in. Diameter 2 ¼ in. Sold for $8,190.00

Chinese Scholar’s Libation Cup, circa 1820, translucent light green jade, diminutive size with raised dot mid-body band, open work handle.  L 4 in. H 1 ¼ in. Sold for $2,925.00

White Mogul-Style Celadon Jade Chrysanthemum Dish, 18th – 19th Century, Qing Dynasty, Qianlong/Jaiqing, finely carved as a petal flower-head radiating out from cross-hatched center, suspending two loose rings, supported on a low rim, translucent and delicately carved stone.  H 1 ½ in. Diameter 4 ¾ in. Sold for $585.00