THREE JADE CARVINGS, LATE QING China, late Qing dynasty (1644-1912). The archer's ring incised with scrolling designs, the translucent stone of a white tone with few russet inclusions; the bead of half-cylindrical form, the center hollowed out, and pierced for suspension as a pendant, the translucent stone of a white tone with russet patches and cloudy inclusions; the third carved as a recumbent cat, also pierced for suspension, the stone of a celadon tone with russet inclusions and dark speckles. Condition: Overall very good condition, the bead with a minor loss toward the top. Provenance: US private collection in California. Weight: 33.9 g (the cat pendant), 45.6 g (the archer's ring), and 33.0 g (the bead pendant) Dimensions: Length 4.2 cm (the cat pendant), Width 3.4 cm (the archer's ring), Length 6.7 cm (the bead pendant) 13% VAT will be added to the hammer price additional to the buyer’s premium – only for buyers within the EU.