Group of fourteen pieces.
Three ancient style jade bird, the flattened bird with wings outstretched, carved with a small protruding head and proud chest. 1.73*1.51 inch (largest)
One openwork butterfly, carved on both sides with broad furling wings and antennae curling and reaching for a peony bloom. 1.91*0.99 inch 
One jade turtle, the reverse shell with detailed incisions, pierced to thread a string. 1.38*1.19 inch 
One agate monkey, depicted two monkey seated next to each other, portrayed with a wrinkled forehead and slightly protruding spine with finely incised hairs, both head turned forward. 1.38*1.02 inch
One tiny jadeite ring, well polished, applied overall in greenish tone. 0.6 inch Diameter
One jadeite melon, carved in the round using the greenish section of the stone for the oblong lobed melon and the amber toned layer to render the dragonfly clambering amidst the leafy vines. 2.19*0.82 inch 
One jade bird, the bird portray with round eyes and grasping in its short beak a lead gnarled branch, with claw feet picked out the underside. 1.14*0.83 inch 
One jadeite bird plaque, finely carved and pierced with a large crested pheasant peached amidst blossoming plum branches, the stone e of greenish tone. 1.91*1.26 inch 
One jade axe, the slightly curved blade with irregularly notched flanges, pierced with a small aperture at one end, the stone of a light brown color. 1.59*0.89 inch 
Three small pieces including one agate flower and two ancient style jade pendants. 0.97*0.81 inch 
Provenance: Japanese collector, 1980 Tokyo