Three Chinese carnelian agate carvings: a tripod censer and cover, a 'Prunus' snuff bottle, 'Monkey with peach on a rock', late Qing, tallest H 12,5 cm (fixed on a base)

Three Chinese carnelian agate carvings: a tripod censer and cover, a 'Prunus' snuff bottle, 'Monkey with peach on a rock', late Qing, tallest H 12,5 cm (fixed on a base) A small collection of three Chinese carnelian carvings, late Qing/20thC: The first depicting a tripod censer and cover, the top of the cover depicting a chilong dragon, the tripod feet issuing from lion heads, and the top of the censer pot paired with dragon handles, total H 10,8 cm The second depicting a 'Prunus' snuff bottle, depicting a flower vase, high relief carved with prunus and leaf branches issuing from rockwork surrounding the vase, fixed on a wooden base, total H 12,5 cm The third carving depicting a monkey holding a peach, seated on rock work, fixed on a wooden base, total H 11 cm