Chinese 19th Century Porcelain Dragon Vase (with Chenghua Mark)

This attractively-shaped bottle-vase, with its wide globular lower body and tall cylindrical neck, was made during the 19th century. It is quite "heavily-potted", the outer body coated in a finely-crackled yellowish-amber glaze. An applied dragon, glazed in brown, is wrapped around the neck. The inner surface and recessed base is coated in a crackled creamy-white glaze...

Fine Pair Chinese 18th / 19th Century Enamelled Porcelain Wine Cups

This fine quality pair of porcelain wine cups dates to the 18th or 19th century. The porcelain is particularly thin and translucent and they have been delicately decorated in a floral pattern with various coloured enamels and gilding. Each cup also has a small amount of underglaze blue decoration, around the small foot, and a "mark" to the base.

The diameter of each cup is 6.5 cm. Overall condition is very good...

A charming small figure of a seated Buddhist lion, the left paw resting on a ball, the head with large bulbous eyes and the open jaws showing the sharp teeth. Cast massive bronze with gilding, the base with two pins. Customized pierced wooden stand with prunus. Condition: traces of age, wear to gilding, little polish residue. Dimension: height with stand: c. 10.8 cm, c. 9.1 cm long x 6.5 cm high x 4.5 cm wide.

Fine Pair Chinese 19th / 20th Century Small Cloisonné Lidded Jars

This attractive pair of small cloisonné jars dates to the late 19th or 20th century. They are made in imitation of "Sang de Boeuf" (or "oxblood") glazed porcelain jars. The inner surfaces, base and underside of the covers covered in a blueish-green enamel. Complete with their original covers.

Height 13.5 cm (5.25 inches)...

A Chinese Vintage 20th Century Cloisonné Vase - Peony

A very attractive example, the decoration featuring a peony blossom, the emblem of Spring, also signifying riches, honour, love, affection and feminine beauty.

Height 20 cm (8 inches)...

A Pair of Chinese 19th Century Cantonese Porcelain Vases

An attractive pair of porcelain vases elaborately decorated in various different coloured enamels and gilding. The main lower body of each vase features four main panels containing a variety of figures, flower blossoms, birds and butterflies. Each vase has been individually decorated and the amount of work involved in doing this is tremendous.

The height of each vase is 25.5 cm (10 inches)...

Fine Chinese 19th Century Cantonese Porcelain Vase / Jar

Of cylindrical form and elaborately decorated in various different coloured enamels and gilding. One panel features five figures, another features blossoms, a bird and a butterfly, all surrounded by various blossoms and butterflies.

Height 16.75 cm...

A Chinese bronze censer with ear base have da ming xuande nian zhi mark, good condition with small defect on the body please see picture for detail, size: 10 cm diameter.

Rare Chinese bronze censer with qilin head handle base with da ming xuande nian zhi mark 18th century, good condition please see picture for detail, size: 14 cm diameter.

Fine large Chinese bronze censer with Xuande mark 17 - 18th century in good condition please see picture for detail, size: 21 cm diameter with ears, 16 cm diameter mouth rim, 16.5 cm height, weight about 5200 gram / 5,2 kg in total with stand.

A unique object for the scholar’s table made of hardwood root, partly sculptured in the shape of two peaches attached to a branch with two leaves. The peach have a strong symbolic meaning in Chinese culture, it is a symbol of longevity and immortality; it is said that the peach tree grows in the orchard of Xiwangmu, The Queen Mother of the West. Peaches are common to Chinese art. Size: roughly 20 x 18 x 15 cm. Qing, 19th cent. Condition: very good!

Ensemble of three blue and white bowls circa 14CE. These are shipwreck recovery pieces that have been cleaned possibly from the Hoi An hoarde. The larger bowl is Annamese, D: 15cm/6in and H: 9cm/3.5, no cracks or chips but the rim glaze has fritted off. The two smaller bowls are a near matched pair- D: 11cm/4.2in and both have rim repairs highlighted in enlargements.

Good Qing Dynasty blue and white, porcelain censer with with three floral patterns (each one different) and lion face feet. There are two fine hairline cracks running off the rim noted in the last enlargement. Nice size W: 18cm7in and H: 8.8cm/3.4in.

Old Chinese Gilt Silver Enamel Bracelet with Frog, Bamboo, Lotus Flower

It is 7.16 inches (18.2 cm) in inner circumference by 2.44 inches (6.2 cm) inner diameter and 0.7 inch (1.9 cm) wide. It is 51.9 gram.

It is tarnished and has rubbing of gilt, minor missing enamels, and surface wears and scratches (as seen in the photos).

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1970's Chinese Famille Rose Porcelain Covered Vase with Chrysanthemum & Quail Marked

It is 12.1 inches (30.8 cm) tall by 4.9 inches (12.5 cm) wide. It is 2.4 Lb.

It has surface wears and scratches (as seen in the photos).

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1970's Chinese Cultural Revolution Turquoise Carved Figurine

It is 3.93 inches (10 cm) tall by 3.15 inches (8 cm) wide. It is 195.4 gram.

It has chips, inclusions, surface wears and scratches (as seen in the photos).

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Chinese Ding style shallow dish with wide mouth and small base covered overall in a creamy ivory-white glaze and moulded in the interior with a three-clawed dragon among clouds. Glazed base and foot. Unglazed rim for firing upside down. 9 1/8” diameter by 1 3/8” high. The effort to produce high quality Ding ware reproductions in China apparently began after Cultural Revolution in 1978. Their imitation works were so successful that they were exhibited in Hong Kong in 1984...

Chinese Ding style shallow bowl or deep dish with wide mouth and small base covered overall in a creamy ivory-white glaze and incised in the interior with a large, sinuous three-clawed qilong dragon. Glazed foot and base. The rim is unglazed for firing upside down and is subtly foliated on the edge. 9 3/8” diameter by 2” high. The effort to produce high quality Ding ware reproductions in China apparently began after Cultural Revolution in 1978...