Well potted black glazed Tea-Bowl with greenish Hare's Fur effect, condition is perfect except a tiny firing imperfection a kiln chip to the rim, otherwise is perfect. Southern Song dynasty Jian wares. Diameter: 11.6cm and High: 6.2cm.

Description: Walnut carving was a typical Chinese craftsmanship. From late Ming until now, this skill was treasured by Chinese people. It has been a miniature art for hundreds of years. In a clear cut way this hard kernel was carved as a deity of longevity who was favored by Chinese people. Holding on the right hand with a staff and the left hand a Peach of Longevity, he was accompanied by a boy attendant and a crane...

A nice one of Southern Song dynasty Jian ware with rich black glaze and with hare's fur, unglazed flat base slightly concave in perfect condition, unfortunately with a tiny warped. No any chip, no crack and free from any restoration as well. Diameter: 11,9cm and High: 6,5cm.

Extraordinary 19th century (Qing Dynasty) Chinese Manchu style silk robe embroidered in polychrome and gilt metallic threads with 8 visible 5-clawed dragons, plus one hidden dragon on the inside flap, depicted in full-face and profile poses against a blue ground. Each dragon is chasing a flaming pearl (symbolizing the Buddhist notion of enlightenment) and is surrounded by clouds and various auspicious symbols...

A rare example of Ming dynasty Hongzhi period jar and cover in slight square shape, decorated with tendril grapevine's and grasses. Cover with ruyi motif. Condition with a chip extended crack to aside, further in good condition. High maximum: 14.5cm.

A Southern-Song 12th-13th century Jian ware teabowl with russet hare's fur. Condition is very good near perfect, only has a tiny chip to inner rim visible on last picture. Diameter: 12cm and High: 7cm.

Two late Ming dynasty b/w 17th century jarlet with pencil style, decorated with grapevine's and four character mark to shoulder 'Khan Le Fu Shou' which mean Healthy, Happiness, Prosperous and Longevity. The other one with fruit pattern also. Both in perfect condition, excavated from South-Celebes. High: 5.3cm and 5.6cm.

Chinese Qing dynasty compressed globular form porcelain brush washer covered overall in a rich flambé glaze with a jun-like quality. The base is has an applied bronze wash and the foot rim is unglazed. The edge of the rim is bordered with a thin, geyao type crackled white glaze. There is an old collector’s tag on the base. 19th century. 4 1/8” diameter by 1 1/4” high. Very good overall condition with no chips, cracks, or repairs. This piece is from a Sun City, Arizona collection...

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Description:

A Changsha handled ewer was preserved in very good condition.
Well decorated on the surface with splashed tints, the ewer vase was nicely mold and shaped.
Soft-paste body clay was revealed at the bottom.
Abrasions were happened to the rims.

Date: Tang Dynasty, 8th century.

Height: 18.8cm.

A CUSTOM-MADE SILK BOX IS INCLUDED.

A nice Doucai bowl decorated outside with eight immortal, inside with the deer under prunus. Kangshi six character mark on the base, probably late Ching. Condition : minute chips, hairline. Diameter : 12,8 cm Height : 7 cm

Diameter 29 cm. Large hairline and a small rim chip. From a Dutch private collection. The hairline can be bleached to make it less visible.

A large b/w dish in shallow deep form and well balance potted, decorated to the interior center with a peony blossom surrounded by concentric circle of scrolls of small flowers. The same scrolls are repeated on the reverse and border with classic scrolls above the foot. Condition is good, only found a hairline visible on the last enlargement, slight fritting glaze at mouth rim, otherwise is perfect. Ming dynasty late 15th to early 16th century. Diameter: 33cm...

Blue & White bowl, decorated outside with four Lion/Foo dog playing balls, inside with Chrysanthemum in the center. Ming dynasty 15th-16th century. Condition: invisible restored to three chips to mouth rim and one old chip to foot rim, further in good condition, no crack. Diameter: 13.5 cm.

This vintage Mexican silver necklace is hallmarked Sterling Mexico and is truly a rare and wondrous work of art with great dimension and quality through out. The wearable length is 16 inches and the height is 1.25 inches tall. The weight further shows the quality of the piece at 95 grams. The acorns are made in such great detail and have a 360 degree lift off the hand chased leaves. This necklace took an immense amount of time to produce and is worthy of any collection...

A fine b/w bowl, decorated to exterior with lotus and chrysanthemum flowers. The interior center with blossom of lotus. Coin mark on the base of Fu Qui Jia Zhi. Dating late Zhengde to early Jiajing ware. Condition is excellent survived from buried on South-Sulawesi, no any chip, no crack and free restoration, unfortunate only with a tiny warped, but no effected to the handsome look of this lustrous glaze bowl. Diameter: 15.5cm.

Celadon bowl with inverted lip rim, decorated outside with vividly incised of Lotus petals rising from the foot, covered overall with thick celadon bluish green glaze. Song-Yuan dynasty in perfect condition. Diameter: 15 cm and High: 7 cm.

Description:
A Sancai stem cup was well mold in decent shape.
It was glazed with characteristic tri-colors on a chalk-feel body clay.
The vessel was from the idea of the dated metal wares of Tang periods which influenced by the Persian cultures.

Date: Tang Dynasty, 618-907.

Width: 10cm, Height: 8cm.

A CUSTOM-MADE COTTON BOX IS INCLUDED.