A TWO-COLOR OVERLAY GLASS OPIUM LAMP

Chinese: Peking Glass: Two Color Pre 1900: item #705579
705579

Qing Dynasty (19th century)

Of the usual form, the lamp is carved from pink and clear glass and comprises three parts; a central bowl decorated with a band of key-fret set into a flat pierced stand raised on four feet carved in the form of bats. A large bell cut to the top sits over the ball, resting on the stand.

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A SAPPHIRE BLUE GLASS BOWL

Chinese: Peking Glass: Monochrome Pre 1800: item #705537
705537

Qing Dynasty (18th century)

A large bowl with a wide flared mouth and of even sapphire blue color, carved on the outside with a continuous scene depicting a noble lady holding a scepter and attended by a boy and a servant, the background with a pavilion among rockwork in between a pine tree and a willow tree.

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A SMALL QIANLONG RUBY RED BOTTLE VASE

Chinese: Peking Glass: Monochrome Pre 1800: item #704812
704812

Qianlong Four-character Mark and of the Period (1735 - 1796)

The octagonal monochrome bottle is of pear-shape with a tall straight neck and a small recessed foot. This is a classic and popular shape, especially in the Qianlong period, but also up to the Guangxu period.

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A LARGE TURQUOISE BLUE GLASS CUP

Chinese: Peking Glass: Monochrome Pre 1900: item #704804
704804

Qing Dynasty (19th century)

The shape is reminiscent of a rhinoceros horn cup although the present example is perfectly cylindrical. The tall flared wall is deeply carved in relief on the outside with a continuous scene of a lotus pond and birds. The foot is formed by intertwined lotus pods.

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A Red Glass Covered Ceramic Pot

Chinese: Peking Glass: Monochrome Pre 1980: item #682337
ICHI 1384

A very curious and unusual piece that we believe dates from the mid to late 20th century. What we have here is a round covered pot with two handles and a lid with what is unquestionably a pottery body – but it is covered with a gorgeous cardinal red glazed crackle material that appears to be glass. If not glass, then it is some clear glaze that we have never seen before. The pot it is excellent condition – however, the lid has been dropped and cracked in half at some point in it’s history - but... Click for details

Chinese antique Peking glass vase

Chinese: Peking Glass Pre 1900: item #679082
1377/407

A Chinese glass vase of lozenge shape supported on a similarly shaped foot and its four facets with raised edges. It has a purpose made loose bronze stand. The vase has a timeless elegance which would appeal to both collectors of Chinese glass and interior decorators. size: 8 3/4inches(22.5cm) height of the glass alone. age: 19th.C. condition: excellent, the bronze base showing wear.

Chinese Peking Glass Bowl - Lavender Pink - Qing

Chinese: Peking Glass: Monochrome Pre 1920: item #670229

An elegant and simple small Peking footed glass bowl with flared ridge rim. The bowl measures 2 1/2" high and is 4 1/8" diameter at the top. The color is hard to describe - it is a rose-lavender-pink color that is quite soft and handsome. Because of the thickness of the glass and the base, we believe the bowl dates from the late 19th to very early 20th century. Excellent condition.

A QUATREFOIL BRIGHT BLUE GLASS PLANTER

Chinese: Peking Glass: Monochrome Pre 1800: item #624161
GG011

Qing dynasty, Qianlong mark and period (1736-1795)

The colour to imitate turquoise, the four bulbous-like quarters resting on four short and well defined feet.

W. 8 in. (20.3 cm.)

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AN OPAQUE PINK GLASS VASE WITH GREEN AND BLUE OVERLAYS

Chinese: Peking Glass: Multi Color Pre 1800: item #624158
GG010

Qing dynasty, Qianlong mark and period (1736-1795)

Consisting of a splayed foot over a flat bottom with a pink and green body opening very decisively from the foot but ending almost flat at the top, the neck rising from a second bulb and flaring on top. Objects of this type are reputed to have been manufactured by the Imperial Workshops.

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AN OPAQUE TURQUOISE GLASS VASE

Chinese: Peking Glass: Monochrome Pre 1800: item #624154
GG009

Qing dynasty, Qianlong mark and period (1736-1795)

The walls springing directly from a very short base, rising steeply and then curving inside inward at the shoulder, the neck high and straight forward, carved continuously with sprigs, foliage and blossoming flowers, a dragon curling around the neck under stylized clouds and a border of inverted banana leaves.... Click for details