Lot 75

Turquoise Figure & Malachite Elephant

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Estimate
$250–$500
Starting bid
$75
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About this lot

Country of Origin: China

Mediums: Turquoise & Malachite with Carved Hardwood

Dimensions: Approx. 2.75 x 2 x 3.75 in. (Turquoise figure)  3 x 1.5 x 3.25 in. (Malachite elephant)

Condition: Minimal chips and scratches on both figures.

Additional Information: Group of two carved stone sculptures consisting of a Chinese female figure holding a lotus and a carved elephant, each mounted on a fitted decorative wooden display stand.

The first sculpture depicts a graceful Chinese female figure in flowing robes holding a stylized lotus flower and leaf. The figure may represent a celestial maiden, lady-in-waiting, or Guanyin. It is carved from light blue-green stone consistent with turquoise or a turquoise-type material, with subtle darker matrix markings. The figure is mounted on a pierced hardwood stand with scrolling openwork decoration.

The second sculpture depicts an elephant with its trunk raised, carved from green stone displaying the layered coloration and banding characteristic of malachite. The elephant is mounted on a fitted, footed carved wooden stand.

Both sculptures represent traditional East Asian lapidary and decorative carving, with the lotus symbolizing purity and spiritual elevation and the raised-trunk elephant traditionally associated with good fortune and prosperity. Both materials are believed to be accurate but have not been authenticated.

Lot details

Lot
75
Category
Display Objects › Sculptures › Sculptures Stone › Figurines › Statues › Carvings
Estimate
$250–$500
Starting bid
$75
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Bidding closes
Oct 29 at 1:15 pm ET
Starting bid $75
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