Coralized Porcelain Jin Chan From Shipwreck

Chinese Liu Hai and Jin Chan Vase 11.75''x3.75''. Unusual square baluster form porcelain vase with famille verte enameling. Depicts four different scenes of Liu Hai and Jin Chan (money frog) with gilt

Large Chinese Republic of China Famille Rose porcelain by Cai Xingshun (Cai Xing Shun) known as “Liu Hai plays with Jin Chan”, the figurine of the seated boy with toad is crafted with vibr

China, 19th century, Tongzh i/ Guangxu period, Yixing ceramics, polychrome decoration with a landscape, lid surmounted by a three legged toad. Small repair to body. Dim.:21,5cm.

China, Guangxu period, fine wood carving representing 'Liu Hai e Jin Chan'. Small faults and age cracks. Dim.:34,5cm.

H. 15 cm.W. 18 cm.

KOREAN PORCELAIN, JIN AND YUAN DYNASTIES, CHINA; H. 5.5 cm. head-d. 19 cm. foot-d. 12 cm

Blue & White Coralized Porcelain Floor Vase W/Dragon Designs & Fu Dog Lug Handles - This piece has ornate dragon designs, and calligraphy on one side. The piece also has classic wave designs near the

20th century; patinated bronze censer of Jin Chan toad and lid with figure of the Daoist monk Liu Haichan, 7 1/4 in. H.

Antique Chinese Money Toad Jin Chan Bronze Censer, fine line engraving details on face with fangs, spotted pattern on three-legged toad, lid lacking. 4.5" H x 5.5" W x 7.5 D. Provenance: From a Manhat

Vintage Burmantofts Pottery Jin Chan Lucky Toad, early 20th C. Popular edition of the English company's Turquoise glazed faience vase in their turn of the century art pottery line. 6.5" H Property fro

China, Qing Dynasty, 1850 to 1912 CE. A cast bronze statue of a man standing atop a large three-legged toad. The man holds giant coinage on some kind of framework and seems to be dancing; he is fat, a

The tapering body rising to curved shoulders surmounted by a flaring neck, painted in broad cobalt blue strokes with large peony blooms, the base of the neck encircled with a band of swirls. 12.1*7.7

Vintage Asian Ceramic JIN CHAN Planter, possibly a frog or turtle or dragon, no apparent hallmarks, measures 10 1/2 l x 7 w x 4 h inches, wear consistent with age and use. Artwork, wall art, home deco

Carved resin figural. Depicts JIN CHAN, a mythical creature. Wear is consistent with age and use, some chips present. Measures approx 2.5 inches h and 3.25 inches w. Money toad, money frog, good luck

Antique Vietnamese blue and white porcelain shipwreck dish; decorated with a qilin at center with coin and ribbon flanked by clouds, framed by a wide border of lotus blossoms; the underside with a bor

Chinese Ming Dynasty blue and white porcelain shipwreck vase. The vase is well potted in a meiping form, decorated with scrolling florals in blue with a key fret border along the footrim. The vase is

one with impressed seal mark, each in the form of a three legged bullfrog jin chan with open mouth and billowing smoke in the form of a candle holder, covered in a drippy pale turquoise glaze, 8-3/4 x

Staying true to its color, this piece of carving was inspired from an ancient Chinese myth Liu Hai Xi Jin Chan. The toads are symbols for greedy people, and Liu Hai has been viewed as a generous phila

Staying true to its color, this piece of carving was inspired from an ancient Chinese myth Liu Hai Xi Jin Chan. The toads are symbols for greedy people, and Liu Hai has been viewed as a generous phila

Two Chinese reverse paintings on glass depicting the moon goddess Chang'e riding the three-legged money frog Jin Chan and holding strings of coins alongside lotus flowers, housed in wooden frames. Ima

A jade toggle decorated with a Chilong dragon and a carved green stone inkstone decorated with the Jin Chan . Dimensions:The toggle is 2 1/2" x 1 3/4" and the inkstone is 5" x 3" x 1". Provenance:From

A Chinese soapstone seal blank with carved dragon surmount, and another similar with Jin Chan knop, 1"

DESCRIPTION: A pair of Chinese export blue and white porcelain shipwreck dishes decorated with butterflies, house and mountains. A label with "CA MAU- BINM THUAM, Sotheby" on the base. Domestic shippi

42 books on mostly Chinese porcelain, incl. shipwreck catalogues, Rijksmuseum, etc. Full list:  Made in Imperial China, Sotheby’s Amsterdam 29, 30, 31 january 2007The Legacy of the Tek Sing, Ch