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Three Chinese rock crystal carvings, Republic period (1912-1949), comprising: a recumbent ram, holding a lingzhi branch in its mouth, with a lamb lying by its side, a standing figure, of Shoulao, with a peach and a staff in his hands, and a three-legged toad, accompanied by a boy, wood stand (ram 7.5cm long; Shoulao 11cm high; toad 11.5cm long) (4) Provenance: From a private English collection in Cambridge. Footnote: 民国 水晶雕摆件 一组三件 Condition Report: Ram - chipped to the right horn and both front right legs. Shoulao - a minute chip and a crack to top of staff. Toad - chipped to boy's right arm and right foot, surface scratches and a chip to wood stand.
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