A nice Chinese 18th-19th century bronze censer decorated with killin as the lug. Size : 13,2cm mouth diameter. 8cm high. 1,2kg weight. there is two fault on this censer. (please see on the picture)

Height approximately 37 cm. There are some slight improvements to the end of the cover. There is a chip at the cover. More pictures are available.

Length approximately 13.6 cm (across the masks). Height approximately 6 cm. Corrosion beside the base. In good condition.

Chinese Qing dynasty bronze censer or incense burner. Xuande mark .14 cm body diameter. 1032 gram weight. Good conditions.

A Chinese Bronze Censer, Qing Dynasty. Diameter approximately 12.5 cm. In good condition.

Antique Chinese bronze incensor with pair of peaches as lid. The body is incised with a commemorative message: indebtedness by the students, the giver of gifts, spring in the year of the dragon, one of a pair. Peaches are very important in chinese culture, they symbolize life, immortality, and good fortune. It has a hanging arm with a bat charm. It measures 20" tall with hanging arm, base 4" wide. 19th century, 1821-1850.

A paktong opium lamp with enamelled panels. Age: 19th century H. 11,5 cm (incl. the glass)

Antique Chinese opium container made from copper with silver, with a cloisonne lid, decorated with pink flowers on a deep blue background. Its front is engraved with a beautiful seated princess, and its back is engraved with Chinese characters reading " The best medicine of the West comes to the great East. Consume this opium and float like a celestial princess." Dated 1820-1850 Size: 2" height, 1.75" width

Height approximately 17.8cm. In good condition.

Width approximately 12.3 cm (across the handles). In good condition.

Sensuous and serene, this covered pewter jar is quiet, subtle, and sophisticated with it sparse plant motif which climbs up the wall onto the lid. The patina on a supple orange peel skin evokes soft tones of solitude. The underside is marked with Chinese symbols. Excellent condition in spite of tarnish. Dimension: 2 7/8"

Rare cane in silver and precious wood. It is a real walking cane (and not a thin umbrella handle reemployed) as evidenced by the large ball knob that we have well in hand. The cast silver pommel is chiseled with two dragons fighting and scenes of daily life, fishermen, plowman, warrior? On the top of the pommel a Chinese character protrudes, it is finely chiseled with broken lines in the style of "ice crack" (frosted cracks) which here certainly have a meaning which unfortunately escapes us...

Silver alloy opium box, lavishly decorated on all its sides with relief designs representing a nobleman with his servant in a park, flowers, birds (on the lid), and two inscriptions. Partly erased artist mark beneath. China, 19th century. Height: 6.2 cm. Very good condition.

A very finely engraved paktong ink stone box with copper lining and base. The cover is decorated with Shang dynasty style Gu and Ding vessels and with archaic style chilong dragon border. The base carries the four character maker's mark - "Rong Bao Shang Gong". Condition - very good...

Length approximately 30 cm. Weight approximately 3800 g. Please view additional online photographs. In good condition.

A Chinese bronze censer, Qing Dynasty. Length 21 cm (across handles), diameter 15.2 cm, height 8.5 cm and weight 1750 gram. Good condition.

Height approximately 14.2cm.There are few dents. In good condition.

Diameter approximately 14 cm. A soft dent at the rim. In good condition.