1900's Chinese Tibetan Gilt Silver Teapot Embellished with Coral & Turquoise & Ruby Beads

It is 5.6 inches (14.2 cm) tall by 5.9 inches (15 cm) wide. Teapot is 335 gram.

It is tarnished and has oxidation, missing beads, inclusions at some of the bead, and surface wears and scratches (as seen in the photos).

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Exceptional bamboo basket by Hirahara Chikuzui Masterly crafted, light and elegant and in perfect condition! This bamboo basket can be used for flower display ikebana arrangement or for seasonal fruits or plants or dry objets for Sencha ceremony. Smoked bamboo madake, rattan, lacquer. Inside covered with special handmade paper with rice straw and maple leaf, meaning that it was to be used for special seasonal ceremony, in this case Autumn. The deep purple waxed paper is another sign of ...

A rare round Indian pandan, a lidded betel container, made of zinc alloy, decorated with drop pattern between scroll bordures, finely inlaid in silver and brass. The interior of both halves, of the thinly worked box, with concentric rings. Please compare Zebrowski's "Gold, Silver & Bronze from Mughal India" 1997, no. 469. Condition: rim losses, lid with hole, some inlays lost. Dimension: diameter c. 14.8 cm, c. 11.7 cm high.

A Very Rare Pair of Chinese Western Han Dynasty Painted Pottery Ram / Sheep Vessels with Oxford TL Test

This rare and unusual pair of pottery vessels was made during the Western Han Dynasty (206 BC - AD 8). They are each in the form of a recumbent ram, or sheep. They are quite "heavily-potted" and made from a fairly high-fired grey pottery, the main body of each vessel being horizontally cylindrical with a mouth and opening in the centre of the back, the head with a wonderful pair of horns, ...

This piece is very rare as the master made few pieces. It was laid at the bottom of anagama kiln for 10 days, so its patterns were made by natural ashes over it. Originally shikigawara is tea ceremony utensil, it is usually used as tile to be put on with stove. The natural pattern is very beautiful so it may be interesting if it would be used as ornament or plate for food or flower arrangement. Size: 30cm(square) 3.2cm(thickness)

A rare Genuine KANGXI FAMILLE VERTE DRAGON DISH OF THE PERIOD. Top condition/flawless. Size: 28 cm.

A pair of antique Indian miniature portraits of the 3rd Mughal Emperor Akbar (1542-1605) and his favorite wife, Empress Mariam-uz-Zamani. Emperor Akbar ruled from 1556-1605. His wife, Mariam-uz-Zamani, was born Jodha Bair, a Hindu-Rajput princess. She later gave birth to Salim, who succeeded Akbar as Emperor Jahangir. Shown here, the royal Mughal couple are painted in gouache and mounted in oval frames. Emperor and Empress each hold a rose, a symbol of both power and compassion.

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Antique Indian miniature panting of lady watching her maid kill a snake. The group of ladies, women with jewels and flowing saris look on with anxious expressions. The lush garden is inhabited with various birds and a cat. Mughal version of a Deccani school painting. Gouache and burnished gold on paper.

Age: 19th century

Dimensions in frame: 23 1/4" high x 19 1/4" wide (image size: 11 1/2" high x 7" wide)

Two Chinese Qianlong Enamelled Porcelain Dishes - 18th Century

Two attractive and decorative porcelain dishes made in the 18th century, during the Qianlong reign (1735 - 1796) of the Qing Dynasty. One with a decorative moulded cavetto, the other of "octagonal" form. Both nicely decorated in a variety of enamels and gilding.

The diameter of each dish is approximately 22.5 cm. The moulded dish has has sections broken out and re-stuck at its "top left". The octagonal dish has several small...

These cups are made for the purpose for day use, using excellent glaze to be used for high class pieces by Master Sugimoto. Gohon, Funsei, Oribe, 2types of Madara. The glaze of Madara-B type is made of ashes of tip part of rice ear. Size: 9.5cm(D)/ 8.0cm(H)

These cups are made for the purpose for day use, using excellent glaze to be used for high class pieces by Master Sugimoto. Gohon, Funsei, Oribe, 2types of Madara. The glaze of Madara-A type is made of ashes of stem part of rice ear. Size: 9.5cm(D)/ 8.0cm(H)

These cups are made for the purpose for day use, using excellent glaze to be used for high class pieces by Master Sugimoto. Gohon, Funsei, Oribe, 2types of Madara. Size: 9.5cm(D)/ 8.0cm(H)

High fired ceramic brick with image of a standing soldier and other decorative elements. There is some old calligraphy scratched on the surface which is old but not original. See enlargements for scale.

Bento box made of bent wood painted with black urushi, which is called "Mage-wappa". Red urushi is painted inside. In good condition. 20th century. W:9.5cm, L:20.5cm, H:8.3cm

These cups are made for the purpose for day use, using excellent glaze to be used for high class pieces by Master Sugimoto. Gohon, Funsei, Oribe, 2types of Madara. Size: 9.5cm(D)/ 8.0cm(H)

These cups are made for the purpose for day use, using excellent glaze to be used for high class pieces by Master Sugimoto. Gohon, Funsei, Oribe, 2types of Madara. Size: 9.5cm(D)/ 8.0cm(H)

Antique Japanese bronze tsuba with seven baby crows in silver and gold learning to fly over crested waters. Signed By Female Artist: Katsurano Fumiko /. Bunshi

Age: Late 1800's

Dimensions: 2 7/8" wide x 3" high

I could find just two other examples of tsuba by this artist online. According to Bonham's: "It is interesting to note that [the artist] very unusually, was a woman, Fumiko, daughter of the older Sekibun (1790-1872)"
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Antique Japanese iron Tsuba with inlay of a three gold clawed dragon amongst the swirling clouds. cast in iron using sand cast technique. Unsigned

Age: early 1900's

Dimensions: 2 3/4" wide 2 7/8" high