Example of Yuan Dynasty double gourd ewer with thinly potted and decorated with iron brown spots or Tobi seiji and Lizard form handle. Condition with missing one leg and cracks and reglued to the handle, minor chips to rim. Height: 10 cm.

A nice example of blue and white Stem-bowl, decorated with Bajixian, condition is broken like indicated on the pictures and minor missing to the foot rim. Possibly Ming Dynasty 15th century. Height: 11,3 cm and Diameter: 16,5 cm.

An elegant and fine ink-stone (Shezhou, Anhui) made of carved, dark schist with minor, green-brown inclusions. One “eye.” Two small feet at top end. Fitted and finely carved lid of chicken wing wood (jichimu). The inscription reads: “A treasure from the Zhishi shanfang.” In a Japanese box from the 19th century (with full inscription). China: Qing, probably 18th cent. L 16,5 cm, W 11 cm. Condition: Excellent (small chip in ink-well).

A well-carved ivory snuff bottle depicting two of the sixteen Buddhist Arhat. The bottle is undoubtedly carved in Japan as the neck is made from a separate piece of ivory and screws into the body of the bottle. The carving style suits the subject matter and the bottle has a pleasing patina from handling. There is an unidentified studio marking on the base.

Approximately 5.7 cm high...

From our Chinese Polychrome Collection, a good Kangxi Period (1662-1722) flower basket plate executed in soft famille verte enamels. The flower basket motif is generally associated with symbolizing longevity and abundance, but sometimes its association with one of the most enigmatic and eccentric of the Eight Immortals, Lan Caihe, is overlooked. Lan Caihe was actually the patron saint of florists whose distinguishing attribute is the flower basket...

A good Kraak type blue and white dish, decorated with a pair of the birds in garden landscape and the rim with Islands scene and ships. Ming dynasty Wanli period. Very good condition, no any chip, no any crack and free from any restoration. Diameter: 20 cm.

A nice Ming dynasty Longquan wares dish, decorated with a molded flower in the center and fluted sides cavetto, covered overall with a fine olive green glaze. Condition is perfect, except tiny flake glaze to rim and free from any restoration. Diameter: 25cm.

From our Chinese Blue and White Collection, a good Ming Dynasty kraakware dish, late Wanli Period circa 1600-1620, of well-known and documented form, executed in Border VIII style with a central bird some scholars opine is either a magpie or a duck, sitting upon a lotus pond outcropping and encircled by a ten-point buddhist star, further encircled by ten ogival panels of buddhist symbols in the outer border, all executed in a slightly greyish blue on a barbed-form dish with slightly upturned lip...

A good Longquan celadon Lotus bowl, decorated with lotus petals to exterior and covered overall with bluish green glaze. Southern Song dynasty, found at South Sulawesi. Condition with restored to a nail chip missing, otherwise is good condition with no any crack. Diameter:14.2cm and Height: 6.5cm.

A good example of Tea-Dust glazed washer, with rounded square shaped, decorated inside with molded twin fish to interior, Qing dynasty 18th-19th century. Acquired at Taipei in year of 1995. Condition is good, with only restored a tiny chip to inner rim, otherwise is perfect condition. Size :

A very good white glazed censer with well balance potted, standing on three short legs, covered overall with monochrome white glaze. Condition is perfect with no any chip, no any crack and free from any restoration. Ming dynasty circa 1368-1644 found at Kalimantan Island. Height: 12 cm and Mouth Diameter: 14 cm.

Description:
A white-glazed amphora was in grandeur look.
By an ovoid belly, the wall sprang from the solid flat base, expanded rapidly then curved to form a bulging shoulder.
Under the dished mouth, the long ringed neck rested to the broad shoulder on which was circulated with a raised ridge...

Description: A traditional Chinese religious sculpture was in a image of Louhan and was preserved with original paints and gold leaf. Date: 14th-15th Century. Material: Wood. Height: 44cm Width: 26cm Depth: 19cm Condition: Overall in good condition except some wear at the lower part of the torso. Stand, part of left palm and religious weapon holding in the right hand were lost .

Descriptions:
A granite head piece was well preserved.
With characteristic facial features, the stone piece was retained on the surface with old conditions that only ancient time can cause.

Date: Tang Dynasty （AD618-907) ,

Height without stand: 14 cm

Description:

Done by top-quality marble stone, a great Buddha’s head was well carved.
A typical piece of the early to mid-Tang periods, the marble head was well carved by the hands of the excellent craftsman.
The religious piece was well depicted in details: on top, the spiral ushnisa and the features of the face –the full cheek, almond eyelids and well-defined lips, all were meticulously rendered by affluent and sleek carving skills...

Diameter approximately 17 cm. There is a hairline at the bowl. There are some hairline at the cover. There is a soft chip at the cover. More pictures are available.