Royal Copley doe and fawn head vase (ca. 1960s)
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Royal Copley doe and fawn head vase (ca. 1960s)
Carved green jade vase with coral flowers. China, 20th century.
Carved dark jade vase with coral branches. China, 19th century.
Carved prasiolite (green quartz) vase with coral branches. China, 20th century.
Gemstone carving is one of China's most ancient and important art forms. It is a craft steeped in history and tradition, continually reflecting the philosophy and culture of the Chinese people.
By traditional Chinese definition, hardstones are divided into two categories: jade, either jadeite or nephrite, and all other precious and semi-precious stones. Jade is considered the most esteemed gem of all and associated with many desirable qualities in humans.
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