20th century, signed "Gyokushi" on the base, comprised of carved bone veneer, two vertical sculptures of three toe dragons coiled around mountains, from their mouths shoot up water like a fountain and perched on top are carved balls decorated with dragons amidst swirling clouds chasing a flaming pearl, fitted into double raised octagonal bases.

DOA 30 in.

Estate of the Late Richard Rivoire, Raleigh, North Carolina.

One dragon has a foot and whisker detached but remains with the sculpture; the other dragon is also missing a whisker now lost; general wear to surface and edges.