CARP LEAPING OVER DRAGON GATE BY LI SHAN (1686 -- 1756)

Qing Dynasty Yongzheng enamel carp leaping over dragon gate amphorae vial, 16.5 cm high, 7.5 cm diameter

Vintage Stoneware Vessel, depicting jumping carps, after the Chinese legend of koi leaping up a waterfall to the dragon's gate, 17 1/2" high, 9 1/2" x 7 1/2". Glaze frits, a few edge chips.

Li Shan(1686-1756) Ink And Color On Paper, Hanging Scroll, Signed And Seals with collector Seals from Wang Wenshan and His Father. 135 cm x 68.5 cm 約 8.3 平尺 李鱓 (1686

Finely double-side pierce carved, the rectangular screen depicts a scene of carps jumping through dragon gate amidst ocean waves, clouds, and pine trees, all within a roundel, The wood is of natural o

Description · Title: Qing Dynasty Jade Carving of Carp Fish Jumping Through Dragon Gate · Origin: CHINESE · Date/Period: 19c. · Material: JADE · Weight: 52g · Size: Length: 2 3/4in/7

Of flattened circular body, the moonflask is enamelled on one side with scene of carp jumping over the dragon gate, the other side with two pheonix amongst leafy flowers issuing from rockwork, all res

2001 Pokemon P.M. Neo Revelation 65/64 Shining Gyarados 1st Edition Holo Pokemon Card (PSA 6 EX-MT) (PSA Number: 78752784). Gyarados is inspired by the myth of a carp jumping over the Dragon Gate. Its

The top of the box is decorated with a roundel enclosing a dragon in flight amongst clouds above a carp leaping from the waves. The panel is surrounded by a ruyi-head bad and a thick band of leafy lot

Antique Chinese Hongmu Dragon-Gate Carved Panel of pierced work and carving representing the Carp becoming the successful Dragon. Good condition. Height 16 1/2 inches (42 cm.).

Chinese hand-carved rose quartz vase in the form of a leaping open-mouth carp with attached dragon. 7" H. Some losses to lower half, and to some edges.

circular panel elaborately carved in relief with dragons chasing pearl over central gate decoration, leaping fish and waves, red painted and gilt surfaces, 35-1/2 in. diameter Provenance: Collection o

Carved Russet Jade Carp-Dragon Pot

PAIR CLOISONNE ENAMEL DRAGON VASES of baluster shape, the exterior decorated with leaping Dragons amidst floral scrolls, with a carved wooden cover and wooden stand. Dimension: 24x48 cm.

China, Ming dynasty, Anhua dish, wide slightly everted rim, interior decorated in anhua with leaping dragon in the center with additional two dragons chasing each other on the wall, exterior covered w

A CHINESE ENAMEL CLOUD DRAGON PATTERN VASE,QING 25x37 cm x Weight 3081 gram. Of globular shape raising from a circular foot, the body is decorated with leaping dragons among clouds, reserved on a turq

Tianhuang Stone Carp-Dragon Seal Length:3.8cm, Width:2.5cm, Height:4cm, Detailed condition reports are not included in this catalog. For additional information, including condition reports, please con

A BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN DRAGON PATTERN VASE 35.2 cm L x 51.5 cm H The vase is decorated to the exterior with leaping dragon and floral scrolls, accompanied with wooden stand.

Chinese Yingde stone scholar's rock, the imposing vertical rock resembling a leaping dragon, Jiangnan style wood stand, overall height 38".

Chinese Blue and White 'Dragon' Dish. Of rounded curving sides, vividly painted with a central medallion enclosing a leaping dragon amidst scrolling lotus, surrounded by two additional writhing dragon

China, box with cover, rectangular shaped box cover painted with two leaping dragons amid ruyi clouds over jagged rocks in crested waves with additional contesting dragons and a phoenix on the end sid

celadon glaze porcelain flat vase, the body with two leaping dragons contending a ball amid billowing clouds and flame motifs. Height 50.8cm

Of rectangular form with a doomed cover, finely enameled in a vivid wucai palette on the cover with a pair of leaping dragons confronting a flaming pearl amidst ruyi clouds, the sides further decorate

Ornately Carved Huang Hua Li Dragon Throne Chair: A elaborately carved Huanghuali throne chair with arms carved to resemble dragons flying among clouds over crashing waves. A central dragon faces out

Li Dragon Cover, Late 19th-Early 20th C. Textile called "long bei" of silk embroidery on cotton. Hainan, China. The dragon cover, with patterns of dragons, phoenixes and other mythical beasts, was con