A Chinese snuff bottle decorated in the underglazed red to describe a battle story, marked at the underside, from the late 19th Century. This snuff bottle is 3.1 inch tall and 1.5 inch wide, in excellent condition.
A Chinese Blue And White nicely painted of a battle scene to depict a general leading a group of soldiers under a large flag, from the late 19th Century. This snuff bottle is 3.2 inch tall and 1 inch wide, in excellent condition.
This exquisite jewelry box is made from the second rarest of the rosewoods, golden rosewood or Huanghuali wood. It was this wood that was so prized by the Emperors of the past and the highest of Mandarin classes. True Zitan (purple rosewood), was too small of diameter to make the larger pieces of furniture that were made from Huanghuali and Chicken Feather wood. Huanghuali wood is a type of beautifully grained richly-coloured rosewood much prized for centuries to the point that the tree is now s ...click for details
A Chinese bowl decorated in fine underglazed blue with a pair of mystic dragons flying amidst clouds, signed at the underside, from the 16th Century, Ming Period. This bowl is 2.8 inch tall and 4.5 inch wide, in excellent condition.
A fine Chinese bowl decorated in the iron-red enamel to depict five flying bats, each holding a different sacred treasure in its mouth, signed at the underside. This bowl is 2.1 inch tall and 4.5 inch wide, in excellent condition.
This teapot was made during the 14th century, Yuan Dynasty. The lid is the original. The surface is moulded with floral decoration and coated in a finely-crackled pale green Qingbai glaze. This teapot is 4 inch wide and 2.5 inch tall, in excellent condition.
A rare high-foot Chinese Qingbai bowl with foliated open, from the 10th - 11th Century. This bowl is 3 inches tall and 4.3 inch wide, in mostly excellent condition with small chip on the foot rim, and some minor crazing.
This is a genuine Ming Dynasty Celadon Teadust Monk Bowl. This bowl measures approximately 6” in diameter and 6” deep. It’s in remarkably good condition for its age (more than 400 years old). The surface has some restorations to cover up the glaze loss.
A fine Chinese carved Dingyao plate, freely carved design of lotus blossoms in the center and conforming scroll on the rim band, covered in smooth creamy glaze except the underside which also shows some kiln dust. This plate is from the Song dynasty, 10th century The plate is 2 inches tall and 8 inches wide, excellent condition with minor scratches.
A rare Chinese lamp in two parts, the shade is finely decorated in the famille rose enamels to depict a group of mandarins on an inspection trip, the stand is pierced in superb details, from the early 19th Century. This is a fabulous find for a serious collector. This piece is 18 inch tall. Both light bulb and Huanghuali wood stand are in excellent condition with no damage, no restoration or missing parts.
