Chinese Export Silver Bowl, Dragon Design

20th Century Chinese Asian export silver centerpiece bowl. Features deep relief dragon design with three dragons at base, and twin dragon handles. Apparently unsigned. X-ray tested in excess of 950. T

Two Chinese Export Silver Presentation Vessels The first is a circular tray with a dense dragon design and a bamboo form rim; the second is a presentation bowl chased in high and low relief to depict

20th Century Chinese Asian export silver tri-footed centerpiece. Features deep relief dragon design with flowers. Chinese character marks and hallmarks on bottom rim. X-ray tested in excess of 950. To

DESCRIPTION: Antique Canton export silver goblet by Chi Chang featuring a repousse design around the bowl depicting two dragons among clouds pursuing a flaming jewel. Piece is decorated with a repouss

A CHINESE EXPORT SILVER BOWL ON DRAGON STAND, RETAILED BY WANG HING, BY SILVERSMITH DA JI, CANTON, 1920s, the pierced serpenting top of a writhing dragon amongst clouds centers a flaming pearl of wisd

Shanghai, late 19th/early 20th century, retailed by Zee Wo. 5 5/8" tall, 9" diameter. 24 ozt. A few pin-sized dings. We are grateful to Adrien von Ferscht for providing accurate information on the ori

Zee Wo, Honan Road, Shanghai, China circa 1900 Marked ZEE WO Weight- 12.7 troy oz. Height- 3 1/4" Top- 5 3/4" x 7 1/4"

Chinese Export Silver "Dragon" Bowl with mesh frog, 7" diameter.

Chinese 1936 export silver dragon bowl, a gift to Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Selfridge, from RCA Victor Co of China Shanghai, 20.8 troy oz. (646 grams) TW., 5" h x 8 1/4" dia. Provenance: from Dr. Anthony New

2 1/2 x 4 1/4, monogrammed

A beautiful pair of 19th Century Chinese Export Silver Vases with intricate dragon design. From an estate in Denver, Colorado.

The first with handle of Chinese Export Silver with elaborate bamboo & dragon design, the second, American sterling topped featuring cast native American applied figures, marked sterling, the last Ame

Includes a signed Chinese export silver openwork bowl decorated with dragons set amongst pearls chasing a heart form flaming pearl - stamped to underside with Chinese characters and an unidentified ma

Fabulous Chinese Export Silver Bowl with two intricately ornate dragon handles, bowl rests on tripod of serpent-like dragon figures. 900 Silver. Marked on bottom, indistinctly signed. Size: 11 3/4 x 1

Large WANG HING Chinese Export Sterling Bowl. Silver bowl decorated with Dragon and Lion ring Handles. 50.19 troy ounces OZT. -- Dimensions: H: 6 inches W: 11.5 inches D: 10.5 inches --- US Shipping c

Chinese export 900 silver set of 5 goblets dragon design, made and signed by Luen Hing LH 90. Each one measures 4 1/4 inches tall, total weight of 412 grams. In good condition.

Group of three Chinese export silver metal boxes with dragon and floral designs, each with hallmarks; overall good condition; the largest box H 2" x D 3 1/8" (approx.)Provenance: Private Los Angeles,

Antique Chinese Export Silver Bowl by Wang Hing. Decorated with incredible dragons throughout. Stamped on the underside. 3.5H x 6W inches

Early 20th century, with dragon decoration in high relief and a hammered surface. Signed as pictured. The foot rim bears the engraved inscription, "Brigadier General Butler D. Price U.S.A. from h

A Chinese export silver three piece dragon tea set. Each piece having repousse dragon design on pebbled ground with figural handles. Stamped marks. Teapot: 6-1/2in tall x 10in wide. Approx. 42.85 tota

Ca. 1890 Chinese Export 90-Silver Bowl by Wang Hing & Co., Hong Kong, with high relief repousse dragon decoration encircling the side, flared foot, marked on side of foot 'WH', '90' and with Wang Hing

Probably late 19th / early 20th century, dragon motif, marked to base. H: approx. 3 1/2". W: approx. 6 1/2". Weight: approx. 10.50 ozt.

CHINESE EXPORT SILVER DRAGON SHOT GLASSES: 6 silver shot glasses with applied dragon design, simply marked "Silver", 1 3/4" h. x 1 3/8". Approx. 5.4 troy oz. Former property of a US Foreign Service Of

Pair of rare Chinese export silver cup holders & inserts by Luen Hing, Shanghai, c.1910; holders with pierced dragon design and dragon form handles, each holder with a silver tapering cylindrical cup