A Chinese Famille Rose Cup and Saucer with Figural Designs. Circa, 1745-1796, Mandarin Ware, Qianlong Period, Qing Dynasty The dish depicts a familial scene featuring a mother, father, and child inside an elegantly garnished indoor setting, framed by panels showcasing landscapes sceneries. Accompanying the dish is a cup adorned with figures of a family enjoying a garden setting...

An unusual Chinese bronze vase, Kangxi period, 17th/early 18th century, finely cast in high relief with two dragons and four other mythical animals among waves, with traces of gilding remaining. Xuande four character mark. Height 16cms. Heavily cast - weight 1430g.

Tang - Five dynasties Yue ware large deep plate with carved lotus flower motif, good condition with part of the rim has been restored please see picture for detail, excavated from Srivijaya kingdom 10 - 12th century site in south Sumatra, size: 28.5 cm diameter.

Very rare Song dynasty longquan celadon large washer bowl with inward mouth rim, outer wall with double layer lotus leaf motif, good condition with part of the rim has been restored please see picture for detail, excavated from Srivijaya kingdom site in south Sumatra 10 - 12th century kingdom, size: 21 cm diameter, 10 cm height.

Chinese antique small cinnabar lacquer cabinet richly carved with scenes of scholars and pavilions near a lake with boats. Even the negative space in the picture is carved with intricate three dimensional patterns. The cabinet opens via two hinged doors to reveal an interior with four small drawers, each carved with geometric pattern. A compartment on the left for storing larger items, is lacquered black. Hardware, including the door hinges and a lock on the front are all made of brass...

This hard-paste porcelain bowl is glazed over a glaze of iron red and green. The underside bears a four-character mark in cobalt blue. The decoration depicts the eight Chinese Taoist immortals with their attributes. This bowl dates from the Ming Dynasty, and its style corresponds to the reigns of the Jiajing or Wanli emperors, who ruled in the 16th century. The mark is not a dynastic mark but rather an auspicious symbol expressing good wishes...

Song dynasty Guan type longquan washer bowl good condition with kiln fault at the rim no crack no restoration please see picture for detail, size: 13 cm diameter

Wool tapestry depicting stylized cranes (Chinese symbols of longevity) surrounded by vases of flowers. At the top and bottom, cartouches contain swastika friezes and the Chinese character "Shou," also symbols of longevity. The coarse wool and rustic weave suggest a nomadic people. The white, red, and brown sections are woven, while the black details appear to be painted. The design is visible on both sides, as shown in the last two photos. We have a second identical tapestry...

Qing dynasty 17 - 18th century Ge ware large deep plate, good condition no damage no chip no crack no restoration please see picture for detail, size: 30 cm diameter.

This candlestick was wheel-thrown and then glazed with a thick, mottled green lead glaze, creating a beautiful effect. Firing it upside down resulted in attractive glaze drips. The underside reveals the pinkish-beige clay and traces of the throwing process. The candlestick has a simple yet striking form. It exhibits numerous firing flaws, chips, and pieces of clay that have adhered. Chinese work from the Tang period, 8th-9th century. Height: 165 mm. No repairs.

Chinese Metal Enamel Eagle on Wood Carved Stand

It is 5.1 inches (13 cm) tall by 13 inches (33 cm) wide. The eagle is 3.9 inches (10 cm) tall by 13 inches (33 cm) wide. The eagle is 300 gram. Total weight is 1.4 Lb.

It is tarnished and has minor loss of enamel, bent at the wires, and surface wears and scratches. The wood stand has small chips and surface wears (as seen in the photos).

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Old Chinese Metal Cup & Saucer with Calligraphy Marked

The cup is 2.95 inches (7.5 cm) tall by 3.4 inches (8.6 cm) wide. The saucer is 1.2 inches (3 cm) tall by 4.5 inches (11.5 cm) wide.

They have surface wears and scratches (as seen in the photos).

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Chinese Yuan / Early Ming Dynasty "Blue & White" Cover (for a "Yuxi" jar)

This sturdy cover for a large jar was made during the Yuan Dynasty (AD 1279 - 1368) or possibly the Ming Dynasty. Although not actually white, nor particularly blue, it is classed as "blue & white" ware and was made at the kilns at Yuxi in Yunnan province, one of the first places in China where underglazed blue & white ware was produced. The floral and geometric pattern are in underglaze cobalt blue...

Chinese Song Dynasty Small Glazed Stoneware Jar

This small and attractively-shaped jar was made around the 11th -13th Century during the Song Dynasty (AD 960 - 1279). The glaze is a dark brown, quite thick, and covers the upper body. The lower body below the waist, and the flat base, remain unglazed. There are a few small "nibbles" to the mouth edge. No repair or restoration...

Rare Chinese Ming Dynasty Blue & White Porcelain Dish - Deer & Monkey with Mark

This rare and unusual blue & white porcelain dish was made around the time of the Wanli reign (1573 - 1620) of the Ming Dynasty. The pattern, in underglaze blue, is very unusual, featuring a deer and a monkey within a garden that also contains a peach, a flying insect and a bird in flight...

Rare Large Chinese Ming Dynasty Glazed Buddhist Pottery Zodiac Jar

This large and rare pottery jar was made around the 14th to 15th century, during the early part of the Ming Dynasty (1368 - 1644). It comes from Yunnan province, at the time an isolated part of China with its own distinctive type of pottery, very little of which has been documented in the West. It is made from a red pottery and decorated with various moulded Buddhist motifs. Looking at the inner wall of the jar it can be seen...

This hard-paste porcelain service is decorated with figures, deities, immortals, and dignitaries, each recognizable by their respective attributes. Gilded details complete the set. The nine pieces, each with a different shape, are contained in their original box, which is exceptional, and all are in perfect condition. The box is made of beautifully veined wooden planks, joined with dovetail joints. This is a very rare set. Dimensions: 300 x 300 x 85 mm. The porcelain pieces are in perfect condit...

A rare pattern Chinese Kosometsuke dish from the Tianqi period 1621-27 depicting two sages playing 'Go' in a landscape scene. The condition is not good as can be seen in the photos. Not only has a piece been 'repaired' at the rim but there is also extensive fritting around the edge. The base has a collector's or repairers mark in the form of a cross, fired on in iron red.(I think this is a repairer's mark because the repair has been done with enamel as opposed to adhesive- typical old Japanese t...