need help id oriental old marble man - signed

Hello friends,

I would like to identify and above all understand the signature engraved on the bottom
of this "old oriental man" made of marble, I think, or similar mineral.
It is very cold to the touch, it is as if it had come out now from the refrigerator,
and it is heavy.
You consider that it is only 13 cm tall and weighs 426 g.
I see a brown patina on the top of the base, it seems to me dry glue,
so I assume that the base and the bust have been glued
I have not proceeded to clean this element, in order to contribute to attributing a dating also as a function of its natural preservation.
I send related photos,
thanks

 

by the photo it's that one, but by the link it appears a jade necklace

 

You will probably find it if you scroll down the page.
It will take about an hour or two, give or take.
But it is a similar figurine. The signature looks like Juk D?

 

Ah, but you've got 'the eye'!

 

Lol ok thanks

 

Yes it seems that... and then under there are also other 2 characters the one on the right it seems to be a "2"

 

Looks like resin to me, bubbles in base, bottom finished on belt sander, etc., if so there’s really not much to be gained by figuring out what’s scratched into the bottom.

 

ya...but I'm seeing natural material....

 

Then what’s that?

 

same as this....there's lots of dark spots in the stone...

 

It looks like stone to me too.

 

thanks to you all, it's a very cold and heavy stone, i dont know if its marble or similar. 13 cm and 426 g .

 

@i need help

thanks INH i appreciate it
me too, i search it for 20 min scrolling down .... nothing .

It could be interesting to understand that sign on bottom and also trying to attribuite a period, like XX century .... ?

i worked with photoshop the image and here's the result, what do you all think ?

 

I don't think the signature(?) will add anything to the value.
I would think 20th century, hand carved.

 

Yes yes but it's more for my curiosity than the value

 

Boulderdash!

If you want to give it an artsy-fartsy name for when it takes its place in a gallery, how ‘bout “A Resin in the Sun” (deepest apologies to Lorraine Hansberry.)

Since pictures are worth 1000 words apiece, I’ll repeat these and save 2000 words, and maybe OP can explain their non-mineral appearance: