A Chinese celadon jade carving of two geese, 18th century, one carved holding a branch in its beak issuing two peaches, the other clutching a lingzhi sprig in its beak, each seated on a pierced rocky outcrop issuing a bamboo sprig, 10cm long, on finely carved fitted baseProvenance: Private collection assembled in 1970s-80s, LondonNo significant condition issues of note, some natural flaws and inclusions in the stone - please see additional photos.