Chinese Silver Scholar’s Objects Toggle Qing

A toggle made for the Chinese market and not for export. The workmanship is minute and expertly done. I love the tiny scholar’s objects on the bamboo tray. A fine silver wire toggle in the shape

A GROUP OF NINE SCHOLAR'S OBJECTS Qing dynasty and later Comprising a small cylindrical huanghuali brushpot; a taller hardwood bamboo-form brushpot stained dark; two carved boxwood fly whisk handles;

Two Aloe Wood Scholar'S Objects, Qing Dynasty; Varies in Size; Provenace: Property from a North American Collection

2pc Chinese Qing Silver Toggle Necklaces. Includes a complete necklace with basket of flowers bat and shou pendant, necklace 24'' and pendant 7''. Also a butterfly and bell necklace (in pieces) with s

Three Chinese Enameled on Silver Scholar's Objects Late 19th-20th Century Height of tallest 4 inches. This lot is located in Chicago.

Two Porcelain Scholar's Objects QING DYNASTY (1644-1912) 清 白釉三足爐及淺綠釉鏤雕雲蝠紋香薰&#2150

(2) Chinese jade scholar objects, Possibly Qing Dynasty (c. 19th c.), each a grey green celadon with rust and dark inclusions, including a gourd form brush washer with openwork carved stem, on elabora

FOUR SCHOLAR'S TABLE OBJECTS Qing dynasty A large black steatite vase of tall irregular rectangular shape, intricately carved to one of the two main sides with a twisted trunk of a prunus tree, snakin

Five Porcelain Scholar's Objects Comprising three small inkwells, a white glazed ink paste box, and an underglaze blue rectangular brush pot decorated with figures. Late Qing Dynasty {Widest: 3 3/4 in

Chinese blue and white porcelain vasiform lamp, Qing Dynasty, scholar's objects decoration, vase fitted as lamp, affixed to carved hardwood stand, 9.75"h (vase), 14.75"h (total) Provenance: From a Pri

Antique Chinese cloisonne match safe, Qing Dynasty, scholar's object decoration, painted accession no. "56-2-9", 1.75"h x 1.75"w

Graduation Hat Spike, c.1875, with eagle finial, above a rotating ball set with circular green stone, on circular base, with wooden stand, h 8.5cm (spike only) Provenance: Collection of Judith Rutherf

A Chinese Sterling Silver toggle. Depicts scholar's tools including a abacus, ink stone, scroll weight and scissors set in a filigree tray. Unmarked, tested Sterling. 0.66 troy ozs total weight. Minor

Approximately: 2.5 in (Height) x 7.75 in (width) x 4 in (Depth) x 1092.5 grams in weight

Late Qing Chinese Famille Verte "Scholar Objects" Hat Stand, signed Yu HongBin. H: 11in. Hairline on side near the bottom.

A set of Chinese silver scholar's desk scroll weight celebrating the Emperors of the Qing Dynasty beginning with Nurhachi 1559 – 1626) to Pu Yi (1906 - 1967). Each with impressed calligraphy marks t

A possible Ming-dynasty seal with rare Nine-Fold Zhuan script, and a Qing dynasty 'One-Eye' peacock feather hat plume. Seal Size: 2 3/4 X 2 3/4 INCH, 7 X 7 CM

Ming and Qing dynasties Comprising a libation cup, small vase, inkwell, and two seals. Greatest width: 5 3/8in.

7pc Chinese Silver Ornaments & Toggles. Includes figures riding qilins and baskets of flowers. Sizes range from 2'' to 4'' long. Some scattered wear from age. 19th century, Qing dynasty.

A very unique Chinese miniature famille rose porcelain barrel stool / drum stool finely decorated with scholar's treasure and openwork double-coin patterns, scholar's table object, 19th century, Qing

Chinese 19th Cent. Silver Lock Toggle Necklace 19''. Includes a figural silver lock pendant 1.25'' with gourd toggles .75''. Natural turquoise and red coral beading. It weighs 47 grams total. Qing dyn

A Chinese Antique Falangcai Porcelain Vase: Finely Painted On The Body With The Scene Of Figures With Scholar Objects, Signed 'Qianlong' in Iron Red On The Base But Of Late Qing Dynasty; Size: H: 5" (

A Big Chinese Antique Blue Glazed Porcelain Plate: the interior finely painted with bats and scholar objects surrounding a medallion, of QING Dynasty; Size: D: 15"

(lot of 6) Sets of Chinese belt hooks, most of silver: first set depicting a procession; second, butterfly; third, a fu-lion; fourth, a group of scholar's objects; fifth, with a scene of a bird; sixth