A Rare Yuan Dynasty Brown-Spots Double Guard Ewer

Archives: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese Pre 1492: item #779855
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A rare ewer of double guard form with curved tapering spout and strap handle. Decorated very impressively with splashed brown iron spots and a fine Qingpai glaze over a porcelain body, the base flat and unglazed. Condition near to excellent excepted a chip to the tip of spout, no any restoration. Yuan dynasty 14th century Jindezhen ware. High: 10.8cm.

Chinese famille rose porcelain vase / jar c.1900

Archives: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese Pre 1910: item #778836
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A Chinese porcelain vase well painted in famille rose enamels with birds on rockwork.

Dating from c.1900, it stands over 5 inches (12.9 cms) high.

It is in good condition. It would have had a lid.

Antique Chinese Snuff Bottle of a noblewoman painted.

Archives: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese Pre 1900: item #777868
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This uncommonly perfect Snuff Bottle includes the top, spoon and pendent ring. Made from Ivory and painted with wonderful pastel colors like Rose, Green, Blue, red and others.8.5cm and Approx 1” wide.

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A Pair of Chinese Porcelain Rabbit Dishes, Kangxi.

Archives: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese Pre 1700: item #776668
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A PAIR OF KANGXI ‘RABBIT’ DISHES, LATE 17TH CENTURY.

A pair of small petal moulded dishes each decorated with a central roundel where a rabbit is seen beneath a flowering branch, the scene surrounded by more flowering branches and a couple of cranes. The backs with a lozenge mark. The dishes were made during the Kangxi period, circa 1700. ... Click for details

Chinese Bruspot Holder Inlaid w/Florals & Poem - 18th C

Archives: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese Pre 1800: item #776550
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A charming brushpot inlaid with mother-of-pearl, ivory and hardstones. The inlay work is of branch with flowering plum blossoms. The back has a poem of archaic Chinese characters inlaid in silver. The wood is a dark hardwood (unidentified) of a slightly reddish tint.

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Ming Chinese Cloisonné Bowl, Wanli, 16th ~ 17th C.

Archives: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese Pre 1700: item #776295
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A MING CHINESE CLOISONNE BOWL, 16TH ~ 17TH CENTURY.

A hemispherical bowl decorated with formal lotus and bats surrounding a white ‘shou’, good luck character. The body of the bowl is copper; the rims and cloisons appear to be gilded bronze. One or two cloisons exhibit the ‘split wire’ characteristic. The blue enamel is quite pale and opaque; the bats are depicted using a semi translucent brown and a deep cobalt b... Click for details

Chinese Huanghuali Brushpot Holder - 18th Century

Archives: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese Pre 1800: item #775783
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Huanghuali brushpot with original finish. Late Ming early Qing. Size: H.14cm. Diameter: 14.2cm. Condition: No repairs.

Impressive double Ivory Antique Chinese snuff Bottle

Archives: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese Pre 1900: item #775363
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A noble man and wife in traditional garb and magnificent colors. Measures: 80mm at the highest point (mans head to toe) 43mm wide and 11mm deep. Consistent with late 19th Century – early 20th Century China. .

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C19th Chinese cinnabar lacquer box

Archives: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese Pre 1900: item #775251

A Chinese cinnabar lacquer box of oblong form decorated to the lid with a sage and young attendant in a landscape. The lacquer is built up on base of thin metal covered in fibre/ papier mache.

Dating from the C19th., it measures 3 3/4inches (9.6 cms) long.

There is some damage to one corner of the lid and some wear/very minor damage to another ... Click for details

Chinese famille rose porcelain tea pot calligraphy 1900

Archives: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese Pre 1910: item #775199
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A Chinese drum shaped porcelain tea pot painted on one side with a scholar and attendant and to the other with rows of calligraphy. There is a very faint but unreadable seal mark to the base.

Dating from c.1900, it measures 4 5/8inches (11.7 cms) high.

There is wear to the gilding, some minor frits to the spout and a small area of chips to the ... Click for details