1900's Chinese Gilt Kingfisher Feather Hairpin

It is 5 inches (12.7 cm) in length by 2.65 inches (6.75 cm) wide. It weighs 23.2 gram.

It is tarnished and has loss of gilding, feathers, bent pin, inclusions at the bead, and surface wears and scratches (as seen in the photos).

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1900's Japanese Cobalt Blue Satsuma Earthenware Vase Marked "真山"

It is 4.8 inches (12.2 cm) tall by 2.7 inches (6.9 cm) wide. It is 0.4 Lb.

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

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18/19th Century Chinese Canton Enamel Paste Ink Box with Immortal God and 3 legged Toad Marked

It is 0.9 inch (2.3 cm) tall by 1.45 inches (3.7 cm) wide. It is 26.4 gram.

It is tarnished and has mild missing enamels, stains, a cut mark at the rim, surface wears and scratches (as seen in the photos).

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A fine daisho pair of Akasaka school iron sukashi tsuba. The concentric rings motif reminds of kamon designs but also could be symbolic of the rings on a Buddhist monks prayer staff. Very good spatial design consistent with earlier, sophisticated yet austere samurai taste. These started life together for use on the long and short sword pair. Circa 1700. Excellent condition and consistent as a pair in all respects. Larger, 2 15/16 by 2 7/8 inches. Smaller, 2 13/16 by 2 3/4 inches.

A matched pair of iron tsuba. Wasp and antler motif. Relates to a Japanese saying (we’ll research and get back with an account). Not a true daisho pair, the workmanship and subject are more than just close enough to appropriately use well on daisho swords. Edo period Shoami work, circa 1800. I’ve also seen this motif attributed to Kanayama (the surface texture would be consistent). There could be overlap as Shoami was more a movement than a region-bound school. Good condition. Comparable dim...

Small Gelugpa school of Buddhism Thangka depicting the Blue form of Vayravarahi flanked by the other 4 colour Dhyani Buddha Dakinis. She is clearly recognisable by the three and the sow’s head emerging from her hair. She stands in the centre of a halo of flames, in dancing pose with her attributes: a chopper, a blood filled skull cup, and a Tantric staff. On top is depicted the 5th Dalai Lama. Mongolia, 19th century. Framed with passepartout, no glass. Mongolia , 19th cent. Picture s...

Daisho ko-Shoami marugata form (round) tsuba. Gunbai-uchiwa motif (gunbai referring to a war signal fan and uchiwa referring to the form of the fan). A pair being understood as a daisho (though one tsuba being for the longer of two swords, and the other for the shorter sword, they are more often than not graduated in size). These started life together. It also being understood that a ko-Shoami tsuba would be iron - the Shoami tsuba movement issuing from armor makers and “ko” (old) relating t...

THE BIRTH OF VENUS

Anonymous vintage Japanese oil painting on wooden plate attached with original wooden frame. Early 20th century. Frame: 43.7 x 35 x 3.5 cm (17.20 x 13.77 x 1.37in). Signed in Japanese at the backside but too faded to be identified.


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Unusual, late Ayutthaya or Early Rattanakosin Period Thailand Buddha head. The bronze has been cast with quite light bronze and the ears are made from copper strips and lacquered over. The face is quite atypical with Chinese characterisics, possibly a regional style. Please examine enlargements for condition. H: 22cm/8.7in (with stand 31cm).

Chinese jade and gold bracelet and pair of earrings. Alternating jade and gold circles with gold characters of life, joy and blessing connected by gold chains. The jade is a lovely translucent apple green color. The gold is impresses with the mark "T.Y.L. 14K".

Age: Mid 20th century

An antique Chinese pair of Fu Dogs made in a cream crackle glaze. Fierce yet mildly domesticated design. Male holds a sphere shaped ball which represents the protection of the world while the female holds her playful pup which represents the strong family unit. Heavy porcelain with felt base.

Age: Early 20th Century 1900-1920

Dimensions each: 18 1/2" Long by 18 1/2" High by 9 1/4" Wide

Tibetan antique altar table carved with ornate designs. The front legs are carved in the form of of makara and above them are Kirtimukha heads. All around are swirling clouds and scrolling vines. The creatures are decorated with raised pigment, creating a scaled appearance.

Age: 19th century

Dimensions:

A Fine Qing Dynasty, TONGZHI(1862-1874), IMPERIAL GREEN 5-CLAWED DRAGON PLATE with Cobalt Blue Markings on Base. Size: 19x4.5 cm. Flawless Condition!

A Superb Qing Dynasty Blue & White Porcelain SNUFF BOTTLE WITH IRON RED DRAGON DESIGN. Comes with original top stopper and spoon. Blue Character Marking on base. Bottom has been glued. Size: 8x5cm

An exceptionally beautiful and rare POWDER BLUE PORCELAIN SNUFF BOTTLE WITH GOLDEN PHOENIX and Red Character Markings, 9x7cm (no top/spoon). SUPERB SPECIMEN FOR COLLECTORS! Flawless condition!

A high quality porcelain sometsuke underglaze blue san kaku-gata choku, three sided cup decorated with contrasting patterns of a pair of "Dutch" figures, orandajin, set against a diaper brocade ground, and a scene of Chinese boys, karako, one playing with a standard, the other holding a double gourd form tokkuri, and an auspicious kara hana (literally Tang flower) inset within an arabesque of kara-kusa (Tang grasses) painted in kakiwake style. This form of cup is rare and apparently only occurs...

GOD OF HAPPINESS

Wood. Edo period (1603-1868), Japan. H 11.9 x W 7 x D 5.5 cm (4.68 x 2.75 x 2.16in). Seems to be Ebisu god because of the fish holding in arm, but uniquely much more like rustic and primitive than typical type. Some worm-eaten marks due to aging as is and its wooden dust comes out when shake.


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Very fine circa 1300-1400CE, Cizhou type lugged jar with thick iron brown and black glaze. Very beautiful piece in excellent condition (some original kiln flaws tiny frits , bubble burst etc). H: 10.8cm/4.2in and D: 14cm/5.5in.