Three "Fu Lu Shou" jade bowls, Qing dynasty

Collection of three greenish jade bowls "青白玉" from Hetian. They are identified with the auspicious set "福祿壽" (fú lù shòu). In Chinese mythology it represents fortune, luck and longevity. On each of the bowls is a different animal carving "dog, rabbit or dragon" along with good luck characters and decorative borders. 

Provenance: Important collection of Tommy Lam, Hong Kong, since 1980.

Size: 2 x 5.5 cm; Weight: 158 g