19th centuryIncluding two reticulated circular plaquesincised in scroll patterns enclosing separatelycarved central medallions, one of grayishwhite hue and one of more gray-green color;the third an intricately reticulated circularplaque of thin section centered by a shoucharacterencircled by flower and bat motifs,carved from stone of gray-green color;the fourth a large rectangular lock-shapedpendant incised to read perhaps fu gui yongchang, carved from stone of mottled whitehue; the fifth a thinly-sectioned rectangularpendant of greenish tinge centered by ashuangxi character; the sixth an ovoid pebblereticulated in squirrel and grape designs anddisplaying patches of russet colored ‘skin’ toone side; and the seventh a thin rectangularplaque incised as a very stylized shoucharacter beside a bat, the latter displayingpatches of dark olive brown.3 1/2in (9cm) length of fourth and largest