Made by Yang Qing He. An unusual piece with fine engravings, the characters express good wishis like long life, prosperity and many children.The lid decorated with a pheasant. China, late Qing, ca. 1880-1920. H. 27 cm. Condition: the pheasant is missing one of its wings and there are a few minor dents.

Hollow cast anklets, decorated with geometric patterns. Each anklet has four small frogs at the top side. Unusually large pieces with a diameter of 16 cm. Vietnam, 500 BC-300 AD. Condition: excellent patina, no repairs.

A very unusual group of tomb figures, depicting three boys holding an animal. Painted and glazed pottery, the heads detachable. China, Ming Dynasty (1368-1644). H. 25 cm. Condition: only one figure has a minor chip tio the neck. No other damages or repairs, very nice old burial condition.

Extensively used, with scratches, stains and burned spots. The table is standing firm, but due to age it's sloping, one side is 11 cm high while the other side is 10 cm high. Dimensions: 54 x 30 cm.

Extensively used, with nice patina, some stains, scratches and a crack in one of the curved sides. The table is slightly unstable, but as soon as some objects are placed on it the table stands firm. Dimensions: L. 53,5 cm, W. 29 cm, H. 11 cm.

A lovely burial gift, this glazed and painted pottery offering table. The dishes with food and other objects are fixed to the table. China, Ming Dynasty (1368-1644). Condition: repairs to the legs, age wear to the glaze and painting. W. 22,5 cm, D. 16 cm, H. 22,5 cm.

Very nice lobed porcelain Qingbai plate with carved peony decoration. China, Song Dynasty (960-1279). Diameter 16 cm. Condition: glaze is locally crackled due to age, there is age wear to the glaze. No damage or repairs.

A wonderful pair of opium tools. The handles made of copper, inlaid with silver thread. China, 19th century. L. 18 cm.

Complete set of opium weights in the shape of a mythical beast. The tallest 17 cm high, the smallest 2,5 cm high. All of them marked with a sun. Burma, 19th century.

Twp paintings depicting Buddha with disciples and two depicting temple dancers. All matted and framed in gilt wooden frames. dimensions: the paintings ca 20 x 27 cm, the frames 33 x 42 cm.

A wonderful example of Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) burial gifts, this pair of glazed and painted pottery horses and grooms. Dimensions: W. 20 cm H. 17 cm. Condition: expected age wear, no damage or repair.

Museum quality piece. The front decorated with two dragons and the flaming pearl, the back decorated with bats, the standing rim decorated with colorful flower bands, both on the inside and outside. China, 19th century. Dimensions: 22 x 15,5 cm. Condition: excellent. A similar tray can be found in the catalogue of the opium exhibition at Kunsthal Rotterdam (collection F. Bertholet and C. Hoogendoorn) page 177 and 178.(see pictures)