A group of three amber carvings


The first a pair of water coupes of short irregularly cylindrical section adorned in pine boughs or blooming prunus flowers, the remaining surfaces covered in whorl patterns perhaps intended as tree bark, the substance of varied hues of browns and reds; the third a small specimen in yellows and oranges, carved to depict a recumbent figure beside a small tree or shrub within a group of rocks (chips losses). 1 3/4 to 2in (4.5 to 5cm) high