A rare of black brownish glazed tea bowl, decorated with brownish spurs to interior. Southern Song dynasty, possibly Henan wares. Founded excavated at Sulawesi. Condition is perfect except minor firing imperfection to a bit glaze shrinks. Diameter: 11.5cm and High: 7cm.

Antique Chinese small porcelain plate from the Yuan Dynasty. The body of the plate has a foliate form with scalloped rim, white glaze. The entire foot is left unglazed and is slightly recessed.

Late Yuan Dynasty (13th/14th century)

Dimensions: 5.25" x 1.25" H

A rare and very fine black glazed tea-bowl, decorated with a pair of Dragons to interior, the exterior with Tortoise shell pattern. Foot unglazed showing grayish white clay. Southern Song Dynasty or Later Jizhou ware. Condition is very good, no any chip, no any crack and free from any restoration. Diameter: 11 cm and Height: 5,5 cm.

A Black glazed ewer decorated with ribs divided to the lower body, covered overall with rich black glazed. Southern Song Dynasty. Condition is very good, no any chip, no any crack and free from any restoration. Height: 20,5cm

A very rare found incense burner, standing on three legs and the cover with open work of floral pattern, covered overall with Qinghai slight bluish green glazed. Condition with a short firing crack to the inner rim, no chip and free from any restoration. Song/Yuan Dynasty Jindezhen Qingbai

A nice example of blue and white Stem-bowl, decorated with Bajixian, condition is broken like indicated on the pictures and minor missing to the foot rim. Possibly Ming Dynasty 15th century. Height: 11,3 cm and Diameter: 16,5 cm.

Southern Song Dynasty Longquan celadon tripod censer, covered overall with olive green glazed. Condition is very good condition, only minor chips to foot rim and degraded glazed, otherwise is perfect. Diameter: 10 cm and Height: 8,5 cm.

A lovely and rare white glaze Cizhou ware, decorated carved of leaf branch to the body. Yuan dynasty Cizhou ware in very good condition with no chip, no crack and free from restoration. High: 8 cm.

A conical shape bowl with fairly thickly potted, covered overall with an apple green celadon glaze. Possibly early Ming dynasty 15th century. Condition is good except a kiln chip to rim and slight warped, otherwise is perfect. Diameter: 13.6 cm.

Very rare Fujian Jian ware tea-bowl such called Tenmoku in Japan, conical shaped and decorated with rare one specimen of oil spots pattern to entire body, unfortunate have a chip to inner rim and short firing crack to rim, otherwise is good condition. Southern Song Dynasty.

A white glazed Yingqing type plain bowl with unglazed rim. Southern Song Dynasty. Condition with tiny chip to rim, no any cracks and free from any restoration. Diameter: 16 cm.

Miniature statue of a Lokapala, in military garb, standing in martial posture on rocks. Gilt bronze, with fine patina. China, Tang Dynasty. Height: 7.1 cm. Abrasion due to age, otherwise very good condition.

A rare gentle-faced bronze figure of Guanyin (the Goddess of Mercy) seated on a lotus pedestal. She wears an ornate necklace and has prayer beads on her right wrist. There is an image of Buddha beneath the veil on her head. Placed before her is her ambrosia bottle (kalasa). At the foot of her lotus pedestal is a band with two dragons facing a flaming pearl...

A fine gilt bronze appliques, possibly belt or harness fittings, of square shape, with well cast relief decoration of a reclining animal. China, Liao Dynasty (916-1125). Height:2.3 cm. Very good condition.

An unusual round paitong brass ink container with a floral design from the Ming period. Inside there are still remains of old dried out black ink. Signed on the underside, probably the maker. Size: Diameter. 7.8cm. H. 2.8cm. Condition: No repairs some wear from centuries of use.

The coin was well casted and was preserved in very good condition.
By the well-known manuscripts 瘦金體of Emperor Song Hui-Zong宋徽宗,the coin exemplifies the cultural achievement of Song Dynasty(A.D.960-1279).

Dimeter: 4.2cm

A gilt plaque from Han Dynasty was perfectly preserved.
It was being well transformed as a Bolo tie by ex-collector.

Date: Han Dynasty, (206BCE-220CE)

Width:3.6cm, Depth:1.6cm.

Cast bronze mirror holder representing a Ki-Lin. The fabulous Chinese animal is surrounded by sparks, it carries a cloud on its back which is used to hold a removable mirror, which has now disappeared. The unusually small dimension leads one to assume that this is a travel mirror holder? The animal is lying down and the sculptor has modeled an exaggeratedly wide hindquarters to give good stability to the whole...