Chinese Mah Jong Set circa 1920
Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese: Ivory Pre 1920: item #676107
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Elders Antiques
941 488 1005
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The Mah Jong set with sliding front door revealing four drawers of tiles. The tiles constructed of bamboo and bone with painted faces. Included is "How To Play Mah Jong" by Jean Bray - published 1923.
9.5 x 6.5 x 6.5 inches. Shipping Weight 8 1/2 lbs.
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Boxed Cantonese Carved Ivory Fan, c.1870
Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese: Ivory Pre 1900: item #663526
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Beverly Antiques in Beverly Hills
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This is a Cantonese carved ivory fan, dating from the second half of the 19th century. The fan comes with its original box, tatty but almost all there, indicating the original retailer was Luenchun of 6, New China Street. The sticks of this fan are of typical finely carved detail, and in in superb condition. The guards are both broken and need replacing. The ribbon appears original, but is broken and also needs replacing. In total there are eighteen individual sticks, and a nineteenth to which o... Click for details
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China Antique Qing Ivory Toggle
Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese: Ivory Pre 1900: item #660679
0224
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The Tretiak Collection
TEL.86 1370 106 2338
$350
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This is an ivory toggle showing two huans, a mythical Chinese animal. (It could also depict two lions..) The two "huan" are chasing each other. The carving is truly great: every line that should be there is there. This is an old toggle and as such is not in perfect condition. It seems to have a small nick in one paw, I believe. Price reflects this lacunae.
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Huge Qing Chinese Elephant Ivory Kwanyin w/ Nude Boy
Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese: Ivory Pre 1900: item #652215
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FeatherAntiques
(916) 541-2623 US
$2,200.00
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A superb circa 1890 Chinese elephant ivory carving of Kwanyin with a nude boy at her feet. Carved from one solid piece of tusk this carving is extremely well done down to the stream of water pouring from her vase. It is large standing 14 1/2 inches tall on the attached wooden stand and standing 11 3/4 inches for the ivory alone. There is no damage and no restorations. Please note, however, that the stand is a bit loose on the ivory.
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Chinese Ivory Fu Dogs, Qing Dynasty
Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese: Ivory Pre 1920: item #651220
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Heirloom Estate Services
Raleigh, NC, USA
$1,600 pair
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An outstanding pair of hand carved late 19th c ivory Foo dogs. Standing on the traditional brocade ball, the male has two pups climbing on and over him, while his mate has three pups. Intricately carved ribbons wrap their way through the dogs’ mouths and around their bodies. The base is hand carved with dragons, clouds, stylized phoenix feathers, and a “Greek key” design. Originally there was a wooden base attached, but it had been removed, probably to expose the mark on the bottom. They cou... Click for details
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