Chinese altar chest with wide curved reticulated apron and sides carved with the “Eight Precious Symbols”, reticulated side spandrels are depicting Liu Hai with his coins, toad and bat, pair of small hinged doors with circular metal plate, and it dates to the 19th Century. Size: 33 ½” high x 77 ½” wide x 19 ½” deep (85.1 x 196.9 x 49.5 cm)

Antique Onyx and Marble Statue of a Peasant Girl The finely carved onyx and marble statue is of a young peasant girl wearing a long dress and a kerchief tied around her head, and she is holding a stick. The face and hands and feet are carved marble. A portion of the index finger of the right hand is missing and the lower portion of the stick is missing, and a hairline crack on the right arm. It signed by the artist on the backside of the base. It dated circa 1900. Size 30” high (76.2 cm)

Chinese large bronze cast jar of a bulbous form with male and female figures in a garden setting on one side and on the reverse side a pavilion setting, intricate on each side with animal mask handles with loose rings, and on either side are the shou symbols of happiness. It has an apocryphal Qianlong mark. It dates to the 20th century. Size: 15 ½” diameter (39.4 cm)

The Chinese large Bronze seated bodhisattva Pu Hsien is the personification of love, virtue, and patience. The bodhisattva holding a lotus flower is shown seated sideways on a recumbent elephant on a oval lotus base. It dates to mid 20th century. Size: 31 ¼” high x 22 ½” wide x 13” deep (79.4 x 57.2 x 33 cm)

Large Tibetan Thangka painting depicting Yab-Yum, representing the male deity in sexual union with his female consort, symbolism representing the primordial (or mystical) union of wisdom and compassion, large central deities surrounded by various smaller deities, finely painted in polychrome pigments on cloth, and framed. It dates to the Mid-20th Century. Size: 64” x 50 ½” wide (162.6 x 128.3 cm)

Japanese elaborately cast bronze three-piece censor on a tripod base, with cranes in flight on the body and stylized wave handles, the finial is a standing male figure with a bird on his head holding a small censor. It dates to the 20th century. Size: 30” (76.2 cm)

This Thai painting is depicting deities and mythical beasts amidst a landscape setting, in a gold frame. It dates to the mid 20th century. There is a soil mark on the left-hand corner of the mat. Size: 29 ¼” x 25” (74.3 x 63.5 cm)

Large seated Chinese gilt-copper Buddha seated upon a stylized lotus base in the dhyanasana posture with the right hand in the earth touching mudra, wearing a draped robe with floral incised borders. It dates to the 20th century. Size: 28 ½” high (72.4 cm)

Chinese coiled pottery Jar with a squat ovoid body, with looped handles, rounded everted rim, and raised foot, reddish clay color with a dull greenish glaze, surface has scratches and marks, and one handle has a chip on either side. It dates to the 19th century. Size: 8 high (20.3 cm).

Korean small coiled pottery Jar with a squat ovoid body, with wide ridges around the body from the coils, rounded everted rim, dark-grey unglazed with traces of earth, surface has scratches and marks. It dates to the 19th century. Size: 5 ½” high (14 cm).

Korean small pottery Jar with a squat ovoid body and rounded everted rim, dark-grey unglazed with traces of earth, surface has scratches and marks. It dates to the 19th century. Size: 7 ¼” high (18.4 cm).

Japanese porcelain blue and white transfer-ware charger featuring a tethered falcon with overlapping brocade patterns in the foreground with Mt. Fuji in the background and pine tree and three ships with masts at sea. The condition is excellent although there is flaw with the transfer at the bottom section. It dastes to the early 20th century. Size: 15 5/8” diameter. (38 cm)