A rare wooden painted Ming attendant holding a object in both hands. There still much of the original paint on the statue. Size: H. 24.8cm. Base width. 9cm. Condition: No repairs. Some parts of the wood is missing on the nose and base. See photos.

An unusual alternating striped bead necklace made up of one carnelian bead and one striped round agate bead.These beads, although found in Southeast Asia, were probably originally from India. Age: 100AD to 500AD. Size: L. 64cm.

A celadon-colored jade pig of elegant shape and proportions. Unlike Han pigs which are stylized, this is sleek and more realistic. Jin pigs are rarer than Han pigs. The pig signifies wealth and prosperity in the Chinese culture. The celadon coloration of this jade is complex and translucent in some areas. There is a hole bored under the tail for stringing and attaching to the belt...

Very rare wine vessel in the Meiping shape used by the boarded patrol. The inscription reads a kind of alcoholic beverage, most likely rice wine. The bottom has the inscription of the maker. Found in north western China. Size: 31.5cm. high. Age: Yuan - 1279-1368 AD. Condition: No repairs, two small chips around the spout and a small chip in the back. See photo 11. Looks worse on the photo then the actual chip.

A very nice well carved huanghuali brush pot. Size: H. 12.5 cm. W. 10.2cm. Condtion: No repairs

A huanghuali chest with all it's original hardware and a the top is made with one piece of huanghuali.The lock plate is of a square design rather then the more common oval shape. Size: L.32.5cm. W 17cm. H. 9.3cm. Condition: No repairs.

A well carved silver seal ring depicting a seated lady holding flowers in one hand. Size: Inside Diameter: 1.9cm x 1.8cm. Condition: No repairs. Wearable

A small Burmese Buddha made of silver. Its form is simple, unadorned and its hand is in the earth-touching gesture. The face has a wide nose with connected eyebrows and has a quiet presence.

Period: Burmese, 16th Century

Size: Height = 5 cm., Width at base = 3.5 cm.

Condition: Normal wear due to its age. Has a nice patina.

A nice old Chinese tea holder made of bamboo, carved with a bird in flight and mountain scene. The back has beautifully incised calligraphy of a poem. Size: H.15.5cm. W. 11.4cm Condition: One old small repair on the back. See photo.

A nice huanghuali brush pot encircled with carvings in high relief of lotus pads and lotuses. On one of the lotus pads rests a river crab.

Period: 18th/19th Century

Size: Height = 14 cm (5.5 inches), Diameter = 13.5 cm (5-5/16 inches)

Condition: Has an age crack at the rim. See last photo. The brushpot is 18th century but the carving is probably of a later date.

A rare and very 18th century large scholar's standing screen. The front of the screen is painted red with a gilded mountain scene. The back is painted black with the remains of a good luck symbol. Size: H. 91cm. W. 78cm. Condition: Normal ageing. No repairs. In it's natural state, could use some professional cleaning.

A nicely grained early Ching Dynasty huanghuali brushpot. Size: H. 14.5cm. Diameter. 13.7cm. Condition: One small old repair on the outside upper rim. See photo.