Blue & White bowl, Ming dynasty late 15th century, possibly early Chenghua phase. Condition report available. Diameter: 16.3 cm and High: 8.5 cm.

It's a very fine and rare private kiln blue & white bowl, decorated outside with four Phoenix on flight among continuous flower scroll and border with classic scroll to the rim, inside with Vajra motif in the center within double circle and on the wall cavetto with continuously chrysanthemum flowers below diaper pattern around the inner rim, nice and slightly tall shape and well balance, Ming dynasty 15th century, Xuande period private kiln ware...

 

A very rare and good pair of Kwan glaze enamel vases with lid. Ching dynasty 18th century Chienlung ware. Condition report available as request. Each High: 34.5 cm.

Description: A grand root wood table screen was in a great look. By a nice brownish patina, the standing screen was being tenoned to the gnarled wood base and resembled as a rocky mountain with alcove in it. Of course it would be an ideal shrine for you to put a Buddha figure in the alcove. And it will be an attractive display item in your room with full Zen spirits. It is in perfect condition. Date: Late 19th century, Height:52cm,Width:43cm, Depth:39cm.

A good example of Ming b/w bowl, decorated at the exterior with six Childrens playing, inside the center with a flower blossom within double circle. Ming dynasty late 15th century Chenghua period. Condition with gilt repaired to small missing piece and re-stuck to the rim. Diameter: 13.4 cm and High: 6.6 cm.

Large and heavy Chinese late Qing dynasty scholar's hardwood box (guanpixiang) suitable for holding documents, seals, ink sticks, and other desktop items. This form of furniture was originally constructed as a jewelry box for ladies, but was also used later as a scholar's box. A removable panel on the front lifts to reveal two narrow document trays at the top, five drawers in the mid-section, and one narrow document tray at the bottom...

Description: A Zitan lotus-bud water basin was well carved. By a fine quality, the wood piece was preserved with enduring purplish black patina on the surface. Abrasions and minor frits were found on the outer rims. Date: Qing Dynasty, 19th century. Width: 7.6cm, Height: 4.2cm.

A rare black glazed jar of ovoid form with everted mouth rim and four horizontal lugs on the shoulder, covered overall with a rich black-brown iron glaze over a buff stoneware body. Base unglazed and slightly concave. Late Song to Yuan dynasty, 13th-14th century South China ware...

An original color of polychrome dish with red, green and yellow over glaze enamel large dish, decorated with flowers. Kangxi period circa 1662-1722 found in Moluccas Island. Condition with minor chips and two hairlines, otherwise is good condition. Diameter: 33cm.

Chinese Qing dynasty Guangxu period famille rose porcelain seated Budai holding a string of pearls in his right hand and his bag in his left hand. Nicely carved custom wood stand in the form of a settee. 5” high (6” high including the stand). Circa 1900. Very good overall condition with no chips, cracks, or repairs. There is a minor imperfection to the stand. From an old Scottsdale, Arizona collection.

An attractive blue & white bowl, decorated at the exterior with four windows among Shou characters and each window with two wise man on the back ground of landscape. The interior center with Shou immortal sitting on the bird, it’s very rare design was ever found on middle Ming dynasty Jiajing (1522-1566). Condition with slightly large D shape re-stuck and restored, otherwise is a fine example design of Chinese taste bowl. Diameter: 14.8 cm.

Description: A celadon tripod censer was from Longquan kiln of Yuan Dynasty.
Applied with light-green glaze, the censer was mold on the outer surface with Eight Trigarms for decoration.
Supported by three slightly everted feet and with the circular foot ring at the bottom, the censer was in elegant flatten form...

Description: A Ming Longquan long-neck bottle was in decent look. When heavily potted, the bottle was inscribed on the surface with pattern of flower scrolls. Immense glaze bubbles were yielded under the celadon glaze like mist. Light incursions were caused to the mouth rim while firing red was obviously found in the body clay at the foot ring. It is a nice Longquan piece from Zhejiang province. Date: Ming Dynasty(AD1368-1644) , Height: 26cm.

Decorated with a deer, a bird between blossom and a poem. Good age wear and a warm glossy patina. H. 9 cm. Very good condition, apart from some age cracks and an old repair. 19th century.

Description:
An elegant brush pot was made from the precious Huanghuali wood.
Being preserved with charming brownish patina on the surface, the brush pot was carved totally from a wood trunk, including to the bottom.,
The characteristic signs of ox-hair wood grains and ghost–eye marks were obvious.
By well proportioned shape, it was decorated on the rims and the supported feet with lineated ridges.

Date: Qing Dynasty, 18th century.

Height:12.8cm, Width: 13.2cm.

A Yellow ground famille rose bowl, decorated with five lucky bat and peach, Ching dynasty, Kuang Shu Nien Che four character mark and of the period. Condition is perfect except some gilt enamel lose. Diameter: 12.5 cm

A Yuan dynasty b/w cup, decorated outside with chrysanthemum. Condition: re-touched a tiny with extensive short hairline to rim, further in good condition. Diameter: 8 cm and High: 4 cm.

Description: A blue-glazed tea bowl from Jun kiln was well mold in a decent look. Being applied with light bluish glaze all over the surface only stop nearing to the foot ring, the bowl was decorated characteristically by some splashes of purple glaze in the cavetto and on the outer surface. Subtly rendered under firing in the kiln, the charming glaze effects were harmonized to the blue glaze by the crackled and fish-scales like condition...

Description: A blue and white covered box was applied with motifs of weeds and tendrils all over the surface except the part of the foot rim. Added with a Chinese word 'Shi' (joyful) in duplicate form on the cover's surface, this box was therefore enhancing the charming of a Chinese mood. IT WILL BE A GOOD WISH TO YOUR BELOVED ONES IN THIS SPECIAL SEASON. DATE: Qing Dynasty (late 19th Century) Condition: Perfect Width: 9.6cm Height: 6.0cm

A good small one Longquan celadon shallow bowl, covered overall with sea green glaze. Southern Song dynasty in perfect condition. Diameter: 9cm.

Description: An exceptional Zitan wood incense utensil holder was carved in elegant wood trunk shape. Preserved in very good condition, the aged black purplish patina reflects the retrospective atmosphere. A Zitan incense holder in quite good size can be a curiosity treasured in your cabinet and a display item with sculptural profile as well. A custom-made silk box is included. Date: Early Qing Period(17th century) Height: 16.5cm

Description: A bamboo carved pendant in a shape of an inkstone with grove decoration is a small piece with ingenuity. Material: Bamboo Date: Late Qing period Length: 5cm Width: 3.5cm Depth: 1.5cm Condition: Perfect

Description: A Zitan brush-rest was beautifully carved as a trove of Linzhi plant. Rested on a fitted boxwood stand from which the patina was in warm old condition and was preserved with the dirt residue due to age, this piece was in perfect condition. An inscription of San-Soon was under the boxwood stand. Date: Qing Dynasty(19th century), Width: 11.6cm, A CUSTOM-MADE SILK BOX IS INCLUDED.

Description: A pair of old earrings were assembled ingeniously with natural coral beads and weaving silver patterns. With motifs of Chinese words-"Shii"(joy) on the top of the dressing pairs, an enameled work was meticulously done on it. Date: Qing Dynasty (19th century) Length: 6.5cm

A finely painted and rare "Wucai" vase in Meiping form, decorated with rock and grape fruits, tendril to whole body, brown glaze to the rim, six character mark in the neck with "Da Ming Wan Li Nien Zhe", but dating 17th-18th century, base unglazed. Condition is excellent, no any chips, no cracks and free from restoration. High: 18 cm.

Description: A white glazed covered box was made in plain and simple form. Condition is very good except one minor manufacturing chip at the inner rim of the cover. Date: Early 20th Century Width: 6.1cm Height: 2.0cm Provenance: Jingdezheng

Description:
A Qingbai covered box was beautifully mold in a form of a pair of Mandarin Ducks.
By greenish-white tint reflected in the glaze, the birds were well depicted in the detailed features and on the overall look.
For authentication:

1, Minute pinpoint incursions were happened while obvious crackles were spread under the glaze.

2, The burial dirt was reserved at the inner side and at the bottom of the box for verification.

3, From the characteristics of the...

A rare example of celadon trumpet shape vase, decorated incised to the body with floral motif and lotus petals rising from foot rim, spiral form from shoulder to mouth rim. Yuan dynasty 13th-14th century Longquan ware. Condition with a slight large chip associated with D shape re-stuck, further in good condition. High: 23.6cm. Note: object price included restore cost to be invisible.

A good celadon bowl, decorated incised to the outside with floral spray, covered overall with a bluish green glaze till foot rim. Yuan to early Ming dynasty Longquan ware. Overall good condition, except firing fault to exterior, no chips, no cracks and free from any restoration. Diameter: 14.5 cm and High: 7 cm

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A Changsha bowl was painted in the cavetto with motif of bird and water weeds.
Maneuvered by deft brush strokes, the picture was vividly rendered with simple lines.
The bowl was heavily potted and was revealed with rough-feel body clay underside.
The characteristic disk-like foot ring was well shaped.
It was applied with white lining paint before dipping into to the brownish pigment and commencing the picture...

Description: A black-glazed Jianyang tea bowl was in a rarely-seen unique and great look...

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A Yaozhou bowl was mold in curved rim.
Well carved with floral motifs on the surface outside the bowl, the bowl was stand on a circular foot ring.
Padding grits were preserved at the bottom when incursions were happened to the mouth rim and on the ridges of the patterns where the glaze was thinner.
It was in perfect condition.
Iridescent effects were reflected in the glaze.

Date: Song/Jin periods, 11th/12th centuries...

A finely blue & white jar, with fluted sides body and decorated in underglazed blue of medallion filled with censer, vase and scholar object. Around the neck and foot rim border with a white on blue Chrysanthemum scroll. Nice one from estate collection pieces. Early Ching Kangxi period (1662-1722). Condition is excellent, no chips, no cracks and free from any restoration, unfortunately the cover is missing. High: 14 cm.

 

Chinese Qing dynasty (19th century) Daoist priest’s robe densely embroidered in a pattern of complex iconographical symbols set against a pale celadon silk background created entirely from satin-stitch embroidery. The style is the traditional rectangular front-opening form which rests on the shoulders and has the lower part of the sides sewn together to form armholes. The center back is embroidered with a flame-bordered circular cartouche containing a pagoda flanked by flying birds...