A pair of silver bowls, late Qing dynasty, late

(pair) Chinese blue and white porcelain bowls, late Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), six character Kangxi mark underfoot, interior having reserve with cobalt blue underglaze ducks, matching duck scene encirc

A pair of Chinese famille rose porcelain bowls. Late Qing dynasty. Haitang Wan form, footed bowl with scalloped rim. Painted with a design of dragons playing flaming pearl flying through clouds. Six-c

Diameter:11.5cm

A Pair of Chinese Enameled Silver Vases on Carved Hardwood Stands, late Qing Dynasty Marks: Stamped four-character mark 8 x 3-1/2 inches (20.3 x 8.9 cm) (each, vase excluding stand) HID03101062020 &co

The original rosewood base of "Beijing Sanyang baozuyin" is 32cm in overall height, 30cm in naked height and 1206g in naked weight. See the picture for the description. This pair of bottles only appea

Pair Chinese late Qing Dynasty Porcelain Bowls, the outsides with Pink or light Blue Flying Dragons with scrolling flowers, the insides with underglaze blue seasonal flowers around a medallion center

Pair of lidded white ground, famille rose bowls depicting 13 ladies from the late Qing Dynasty. Bowls have 6 ladies on the lid and 7 on the bowl, each with a descriptor. They are all dressed in flowin

Qing Dynasty, late 19th century AD. A pair of fluted porcelain bowls painted to the outside with famille rose decoration of a court lady with a group of children collecting fruit from a large tree, ta

**Originally Listed At $150** East Asia, Chinese, Qing dynasty, ca. late 19th century CE. A fabulously detailed and colorful porcelain piece comprised of a bowl with nicely modeled abstract foliage ad

A PAIR OF CHINESE LATE QING DYNASTY OR REPUBLIC PERIOD LOTUS SHAPED BOWLS. Both with a four character Chinese mark. Measures 4" d

A silver three piece tripod tea service, late Qing dynasty, late 19th-early 20th century comprising a tea pot, creamer and sugar bowl, each one with dragon handles and well decorated with scholars in

probably late Qing dynasty, each covered in dark blue glaze, character mark to base, one with remnants of gilt dragon and cloud decoration and character mark above foot, 3 x 6-3/4 in. and 3 x 6-5/8 in

The appearance is complete. Weighing 499.5g, 10cm high and 8.5cm wide, a pair of jade bracelets in the late Qing Dynasty are glittering with red jadeite. Other gemstones are colorful and inlaid with c

Pair Late Qing Dynasty Tiger Military Rank Badges in gold & silver wrapped threads in laid embroidery with colored cross silk. Good condition although not examined out of frames. Height of embroidery

A pair of Chinese Cloisonne vases, Late Qing Dynasty (1664-1912) Each of rounded bulbous form, rising to a flared everted rim , the body delicately inlaid with fine silver wire depicting several mythi

A pair of antique Chinese, late Qing dynasty, hand painted porcelain rice bowls. Each bowl is adorned with hand painted floral, reticulate, and geometrical motifs. Each ware is decorated with hand ena

Qing Dynasty, late 18th or 19th century, Qing Dynasty, one resting its paw on the cub, the other lion on a reticulated bowl, each with a broad tail and the incense holder on their back, raised on a sh

A Chinese lacquer bamboo opium pipe with inlaid silver detail. dated to Late Qing Dynasty,Lacquered bamboo shaft with two tips for inhale and air to be drawn in. Bowl with tiny hole made of pottery an

porcelain, floral motif, larger bowl: 2.5in(H) x 4.53in(L); Notice to bidders: Measurements and weights are approximate. Condition reports and additional photographs are provided upon request. Conditi

BLUE AND WHITE FIGURE BOWL, LATE QING DYNASTY, CHINA, 20TH CENTURY H. 6 cm. Diam. 11 cm.

H: 2.8 in. ( 7cm) D: 6.1 in. (15.5 cm)

A Pair Chinese Silver Flowers Bowls, Qing Dynasty, Size: 5*11cm each, Weight: 131.8g.

Pair of Chinese late Qing dynasty late 19th century huluping or double gourd prunus vases, each measuring 11.9" tall. Marked with double ring on base. Condition: good, no chips/cracks/repairs, see ima

Two pairs of Chinese blue and white glazed porcelain vasesThe first pair late Qing dynasty or later but bearing Kangxi marks, covered in a continuous narrative tableau; the second pair contemporary, d