Chinese antique scroll painting of a mountain landscape. Two figures sit and talk near a stream and a small foot bridge. In the distance, mountains rise on either side of a waterfall. Painted in light colors on silk.
Peng Yang (1859-1939) was an artist of the late Qing Period. He specialized in painting landscapes, flowers, and figures...

Reduced from $320 to $160 (50% discount). Olive green glazed water dropper with molded lotus leaf and floral pattern in the shape of a small tea pot. Good condition no damage, possibly a shipwreck recovery piece as the glaze is not shiny. This is from a southern kiln, likely Jingdezhen. The clay is off white with a sugary texture similar to Jiangxi Qingbai glaze. H: 7.3cm/2.9in and D: 8cm/3.1in.

A Chinese Hand~Warmer, 18th century.

Companion to the Chinese scholar and essential in Winter. A rectangular casket, with rounded corners, forms the container for smoldering charcoal, the pierced lid lets the heat out but no flames. This form of warmer is not uncommon but generally others are found made from thin, lightweight material and as such suffer all kinds of damage from use...

Contemporary Chinese Female Painter Kuang Ling Dense Sichuan’s forest foliage; colours and ink on paper. Signed Kuang Ling in Chinese characters. Picture size: H 81×57 cm. Unframed. From around 2005. Kunag Ling was born in Leshan, Sichuan province, in 1970. She studied under the famous Chengdu artist Qiu Ying Chang,. Since 2002 she has been member of the Chengdu Artist association and she is a teacher of painting in the Minmeng Academy of Painting in Chengdu...

A large and very attractive brushpot (bitong) carved from a cypress wood trunk with the gnarled surface adding to its natural beauty. There are traces all-over of black lacquer. Very good patination all-over. Late Ming to early Qing, 17th century. H 17 cm, W 19 cm. Condition:Good with a few minor cracks. The bottom recently re-made in hardwood (hongmu).

Elegant high copper content, bronze incense burner, perfect for an altar or scholar’s table. If you cannot afford $30,000.USD for an original this the next best thing. Cast in the 20th century in the Ming style there is a casting flaw on the reign mark, making it illegible. H: 5.2cm/2in and D: 7cm/2.8in. 504 grams, nice heavy little piece.

A Rare Chinese ‘Chicken-Blood’ Seal Stone, Unused.

The stone has a lustrous patina and has a very dramatic ‘splash’ of red on all sides. It has never been carved with a designation and the base has now a shallow flake as a result of an impact on the edge, with a little powdery material showing. Further along there is a tiny bruise to the edge. These could be taken out by reducing the length by 0.4cm. Personally the chip does not worry me...

A Chinese soapstone seal, unused, decorated with gilded engraved running script calligraphy. 19Th ~ 20th century.

Approximately 7.5 cm high. Nice old patina and signs of handling...

Stunning image of Guanyin, Kwun Yam (the feminine form of the Boddhisattva Avalokiteśvara), swathed in diaphanous silk, and seated in a grotto, painted on silk and mounted on a traditional silk paper scroll. The calligraphy reads: Birth of a Son Yuan Yuzhang, indicating this was either a wish or fulfillment of a wish dedication. The outside of the scroll translates Zheng Daqian 張大千 (the artist) and Fine Guanyin Painting...

Stunning stone wall rubbing of the Chinese God of Wealth Caishen 財神 aka Zhao Gongming趙公元帥 . Circa Qing Dynasty. Riding astride a a magnificent tiger he carries a sword and small scepter. L: 128cm/50in x W: 56cm/22in unmounted dimensions. This mounted on a white silk paper scroll, there is quite of bit of mold staining (foxing) on one side of the scroll.

A serene and evocative Chinese ink-on-silk hanging scroll depicting a traditional mountainous landscape. The scene unfolds with quiet elegance: a scholar and attendant cross a gently arched bridge under an umbrella, while distant temple rooftops peek through mist-shrouded peaks...

Chinese scholar's desk root wood (possibly cypress) sculpture depicting Sanxing (Three Star Gods) representing longevity, happiness, and wealth. The god of wealth holds a small child symbolizing wishes for future good fortune through healthy offspring. Measures nearly 11" high by 12" long. Late Qing dynasty to early Republic period (late 19th to early 20th century). Very good, solid overall condition with typical wear from age and some minor old bug damage...

Pair of Chinese late Qing dynasty blue-glazed porcelain brush rests moulded in the form of a five-peaked mountain range and decorated on both sides with flowers and foliage. Circa 1900. Each measures about 3 3/4" long x 2 3/4” high. Very good overall condition. There is a tiny glaze flake at the bottom of the darker brush rest and there is a faint hairline crack extending around the shortest finger on the right side of the lighter brush rest (see enlargements)...

Song/Yuan yingqing glazed box and brushwasher/saucer set. Noted in enlargements are- metric scale, hairline crack and original catalog image. These are cleaned shipwreck recovery pieces.

Song/Yuan yingqing glazed box and brushwasher/saucer set. Noted in enlargements are- metric scale, hairline crack and original catalog image. These are cleaned shipwreck recovery pieces.

Antique Tibetan thangka features Yamantaka, Destroyer of Yama, the Lord of Death. Yamantaka is the wrathful from of the Bodhisattva Manjushri. The buffalo-headed Yamantaka is responsible for breaking the cycle of re-birth (samsara) so that enlightenment can be attained.
Encircling Yamantaka are an array of enlightened masters, wrathful protectors, and celestial figures, each contributing to the sacred narrative of protection and spiritual ascent. The upper section of the painting showcas...

1900's Chinese Shades of Golden Gouache Dark Blue Ground Painting with Bird

It is 14.37 inches (36.5 cm) long by 10.2 inches (26 cm) wide measured with frame. The painting is 9.8 inches (25 cm) long by 6.1 inches (15.5 cm) wide. It is 1.3 Lb.

The frame has rubbing of paint and surface wears (as seen in the photos).

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Stunning traditional scroll painting of a tiger descending mountain. Actual painting size is H: 105cm/41in x W: 40cm/15.5in - mounted dimensions are H: 190cm/74in x W: 50cm/19.5in. Signed Zhang Shanzi 張善孖 but this is probably apocryphal. He was famous for his painting of tigers- based on the quality of the scroll haning screws, this was probably done in the 50s or 60s. Free shipping. The poem translates as follows: “The cliffs are hundreds of feet high and the green is ...