M5821
£8,500
Description
Chinese chalcedony agate openwork pendant, cleverly carved as two monkeys clambering amongst fruiting peach branches, the larger monkey in pale tone, the other monkey and peaches in russet tones.
2 inches, 5.1 cm long.
Early 19th century.
Conditio
Excellent condition.
Provenance & Additional Information
- From the collection of John and Trudy Cohen, collection no. 58.
- Sold by Bonhams Hong Kong in their auction of The Trudy and John Neville Cohen Collection of Chinese Jade and Hardstone Pendants, Snuff Bottles and Carvings, 5th May 2025, lot 30.
- Purchased from Robert Hall, London in 1981.
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