A very beautiful Guangxu vase (1875-1908), lots of vivid and rich fencai enamels featuring 2 phoenix amongst rocks in a garden setting with butterflies on the back. The vase is delicately potted, almost eggshell and is free from any chips or hairlines except for the base bottom that was knocked out to be lamped in the early 1900s, otherwise the vase is in pristine condition. It measures 14" high and comes with the fitted lamp stand.

Set of 3 charming cosmetic boxes. Each jar is and made from one piece of wood, was hand turned and painted. This small collection dates late 19th and early 20th century. They measure 4.5" high x 3" diameter, 4.25" high x 4" diameter, 4" high x 3.5" diameter.

Delicate and translucent Japanese porcelain cup and saucer featuring birds fluttering amongst flowers. In excellent condition, the saucer measures 5.5" in diameter, cup measures 2.75" X 2.25". A lovely little treasure to begin your collection of fine Japanese porcelains.

Southeast Asian wood carving of Hanuman the Monkey God Warrior. This folk art statue is in excellent condition and measures 12.75 incheshigh.

Circa 1900, Philippine bronze betel nut box with silver inlay. This is a traveling size box with 3 compartments for nuts and lime. One compartment still has lime reside from having been used. This box is heavily cast weighing over 3lbs. The condition is good with no repairs, dents, or cracks except for normal surface wear and some loss of silver inlay. It measures 5.5 inches long by 2.5" deep and 2.5" high...

Two very rare and large Canton enamel vases on the original wooden stands with lovely rich patina and bright well painted scenes of the Chinese goddess Chang'e. These quatrefoil vases enables the owner to change the scenes at will by merely turning the vase to a different panel. This is rare to find in Chinese vases of the period. These date to the late 19th C. One of the stands are inscribed 'China' with a backwards 'N' to help authenticate period...

Large green glazed Shiwan pottery teapot with a pouring spout, small lid, and carrying handle. In very good condition save for a tiny flea bite on the spout, it measures about 10.5” high (to top of handle) x 9" diameter (10” across including

Chinese porcelain teapot with a ribbed body. A lovely scene depicting daily garden life with men and women surround the body. A bat hovers over symbolizing good fortune. There is some expected age related wear to the gold, but otherwise in good condition, no chips, no cracks, no hairlines, it measures 5" high x 5" diameter (7" across if including the spout). Circa 1900.

A very unique architectural element showing a warrior on a mythical beast. These were used as adornments to beautify the home as well as to tell a story. This well carved piece of Chinese history dates to the late 19th century and is considered in excellent unrestored condition. The painting of various colors adds luster to this hard to find antique. There is damage to the backside, but does not detract from the overall beauty. It measures 10.5" long, 8" high. just under 4" inches deep.

Two very well sculpted wooden Chinese foo dogs, C. 1800. Made of camphor wood and highly sought after for their ascetic and architectural appeal, they have a wonderful rich patina that only comes with age. In excellent condition, they measure 6" long x 7.35" high each (15.24cm long x 18.41cm high). More photos available upon request.

A charming turquoise goose in the typical pose that you would see them. Marked CHINA. In excellent undamaged condition, this figurine is 6" high. Circa 1900-1910.

A pair of famille rose porcelain Chinese hatstands with a playful scene of a young boy playfully dangling a spider toy in front of a cat. One vase has calligraphy. Condition is excellent with no hairlines or chips, all details are distinct and complete, just some rubbing of the gold trim. Dating is very Early Republic. These measure about 11.25" high x 5" diameter.