A LOT WITH THREE JADE PENDANTS, QINGChina, Qing Dynasty (1644-1912). The first carved as a winged beast, the s-shaped body terminating in a coiled tail, the stone of a translucent pale gray tone with darker shadings. The second carved as a recumbent cat resting on a large leaf with incised veins to the underside, two small piercings to the leaf allow for suspension as a pendant, the semi translucent stone of pale gray tone with black areas. The third carved in the form of a horned dragon, the s-shaped body incised with scales and terminating in a coiled tail, the stone of a semi translucent celadon tone with russet inclusions. Condition: Good condition with minor wear and natural imperfections to the stones, minimal smoothened chips. Provenance: Estate of an Austrian collector, the collection was assembled in the 1980s – 1990s through purchases at Galerie Zacke and other specialized galleries in Vienna. Weight: 92 g (total) Dimensions: 5 cm, 6 cm, and 7 cm