Small porcelain Japanese Kutani bottle vase with a floral & bird motif on yellow ground & Kutani red gold color around at neck, signed. Age: Late Meji period (1868-1912) Size: 11” high

Chinese small blue and white porcelain bottle vase with elaborate dragons in flight with flames emitting from their mouths, with the Kangxi apocryphal artemisia leaf signature. Age: 19th century – Size: 10 ½” high

Antique Chinese blue & White porcelain hexagonal vase featuring landscape with calligraphy, and temple lion handles. Age: 19th Century. - Size: 11" ht.

A round low ceramic planter with a silver glaze and medallion around the sides with children in famille-rose enamel and the interior with children and peach the symbol of longevity. Age: 3rd quarter 20th Century- Size: 6 ½” high x 16” diameter

An elaborately carved Chinese rectangular cabinet, with the front panels depicting maidens & long tailed birds and dragons around the borders. Age 20th Century – Size: 49” ht. x 48 ½” w. x 21” d.

This beautiful high-legged lute table is made of beautiful huanghuali wood. The table was in the private collection of Mr. Shia-Nian Wu for 40 years. Mr. Wu is third generation furniture maker & collector in Hong King & Suzhou. Age: Mid 20th Century – Size: 37 ¾” ht. x 46” wide x 14 ½” deep.

These Chinese official's hat arm chairs are made of beautiful Huanghuali wood with a curved splat with a carved medallion. These chairs were in the private collection of Mr. Shia-Nian Wu for 40 years. Mr. Wu is third generation furniture maker & collector in Hong King & Suzhou. Age: Mid 20th Century – Size: 46 ½” ht. x 22 ¾” wide x 18 ¼” deep.

Exquisitely carved Chinese rectangular low-back chairs with reticulated carved back panel depicting stylized dragons, the circular detail are dragons. Age: 20th Century. Size: 34 ¾ ht. x 24 wide x 18 ½ deep.

Chinese four-panel red lacquer screen with a red ground with polychrome designs of birds, flowering plants amid rockery on a bank with ducks, cranes and lotus below, bordered by fretwork and scrolling foliage, on the reverse side are birds and branches in gilt with polychrome blossoms on a black ground. Condition: it has a loose hinge. - Age: 1960-1980 - Size: 72” high x 67” wide

Chinese four-panel lacquer screen with a landscape design and pavilions amid rockery and trees, each panel bordered with a floral and key fret motif and ruyi-like detail; verso with sprays of grape clusters and bamboo. Age: Circa 1960—1980 – Size: 72” high x 73” wide.

Beautiful two-panel Japanese screen with two birds perched on a cliff of rockery near a pine tree, while another bird is hovering above the water, Ink and color on paper. Age: Early Showa Period (1925-1945) - Size: 61" high x 55" wide.

Chinese pair of large Tang-Style carved stone bactrian camels – standing foursquare, with decorative saddles, with their heads facing upwards and mouths open. Age: Mid 20th Century – Size: 47” high x 37 ½” wide x 13” deep.