A Chinese rose quartz carving of two aubergines, Qing, joined by stems and leaves, 7.5cm, on wood stand, a wood carving of a man seated with a cangue around his neck, circa 1920, on a square base, 4.7cm, a polished agate netsuke, carved as a peach, 4.7cm, a Chinese ivory circular box & cover, c.1900, the lid & sides carved with flowers, 6.8cm dia, a gilt brass and enamel figure of a Buddhist monk, his robe with Buddhist symbols, 16cm, a carved bone incense stick holder, 8cm, two soapstone deities, 11cm, two ivory Buddhas, circa 1920, and a carved mother of pearl shell titled Bethlehem

Condition Report

The rose quartz carving has a knock bruise at the bottom on the upper side. A natural stained brown fissure across the body below the leaves. A further brown stained fissure on the revers near the bottom. It is all intact but must have been dropped at some point.

The mother of pearl carving has rim chips on both sides which are hidden behind the removable silver mount.

A small section is missing from near the bottom of the bone vase (see image) where the thread of the base joins the main body.

Both soapstone deities have small chips.

The seated cangue figure has been glued onto the base and his left foot has a chip.

The agate peach has small nibbles around the himatoshi on the reverse.

The ivory box and cover is in good condition but the cover and base have been glued.

Both ivory Buddhas are in good condition.

The metal and enamel deity is in general good condition although the head does have some slight movement.