A white jade double finger citron
Qing dynasty
Naturalistically worked as a cluster of a large and a small finger citron, the natural texture of the fruit captured by the subtle surface contours and glossy polish of the stone, the larger fruit depicted growing high above the smaller, both with elongated thick tendrils with curled ends, all issuing from an openwork of gnarled branches bearing tiny peaches, ripe pomegranate with exposed flesh and leaves worked in high relief, the stone of creamy white with dark brown russet stains and inclusions.
20.5cm high.
Sold for
HK$ 400,000
inc. premium
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Asian Art
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