Three Chinese carved white and pale celadon jades: "Tashi Xiaoshi", a libation cup, and two boys with lingzhi Qing dynasty, 18th century The first of white stone with pale celadon tint, a few natural russet veins; the second, possibly earlier than 18th century, of archaistic form with ring handle, "rice grains" to the sides, of pale celadon tone with some russet veins; the third of white stone with slight variations in tone. Longest: 3 1/2 in.; 8.9cm PROVENANCE: Property from a Philadelphia educational institution, sold to benefit the acquisitions fund.