These beautiful small porcelain Imari vases with fluted bodies and covers have alternating panels on a blue or white ground with gilt accents, and a dome finial with a blue and gilt tip. Age: Meiji Period (1868-1912) – Size: 9 ½” high

The baluster form vases with a flowering white hawthorn branch on a blue ground. A blue line around the foot and the base has a blue double ring mark. Age: Late 19th Century – Size: 11 ¾” high.

This exquisite standing elephant is finely cast with realistic detail seen in the face and trunk and loose skin. The sculpture is standing on a custom carved wood base. It has a Chinese mark on the bottom. Age: Late Meiji Period (1868-1912) – Size: 13-3/4” high x 16 ¾” wide

The superbly carved and lacquered wood boat with a male holding a pipe while seated on the stern of the boat and the female figure is standing and holding a parasol. Their clothing is decorated with gilt lacquer decoration, signed by the artist Suke Yasu. Age: Meiji Period (1868-1912) Size: 6” high x 12” wide x 4 ½” deep

The exquisite female dressed in traditional clothing is carrying a bundle of wood on her head with her left arm extended, and is standing on a wood base that had a small plaque with the artist’s signature. The Okimono is finely carved of boxwood. Age: Meiji Period (1868-1912) Size: 10” high x 9 ¼” wide

The small footed rectangular cloisonné censor with side panels with a green ground and lotus and scrolled motif, and a surrounding blue enamel ground. It is on a custom fitted wood base. Age: 18th/ Early 19th Century – Size: 3 ¼” high x 9 ¼” wide x 5 ¾” deep.

Antique cloisonné Mandarin ducks with a blue and green enamel ground, the one duck has his head turned to the side. Age: Late 18th/Early 19th Century – Size: 3 ½” high

Bottle form vase has a reticulated body with a narrative continuous figural scene in relief, a dragon around the upper portion of the neck and around the shoulder are the zodiac animals, around the reticulated body are raised figures. The glaze is Famille Verte enamel with a black ground. Age: 19th Century – Size: 13 ½” high

These finely carved seals have tigers amongst the clouds on a rough ground. There are a few chips. Age: 19th Century – Size: 8” high

Baluster form vase with a wide flared rim and has a blue-green “soufflé” glaze. Age: 19th Century – Size: 16 ½” high

The cord marked pottery jar with an everted rim a ribbed neck, round body with a diamond weave throughout. There are signs of wear and some flaws. Age: Warring States (475-221 BC) Size: 16 ¾” high

The Wu Tsai glazed baluster vases are decorated with horses amongst stylized waves and auspicious symbols. There are tiny rim frits. Age: 19th Century