Two 19th C.Antique chinese lacquer boxes with marks

A 19TH CENTURY CHINESE CARVED CINNABAR LACQUER BOX AND COVER bearing Qianlong marks to base. 15 cm diameter.

Late 19th century Chinese black lacquer jewelry type box with gilt landscape motifs. The top opens to a speckled gilt lacquer compartment. Hinged doors open to six drawers. The two bottom drawers each

19th C. Antique, Chinese Qing Dynasty Period ebony lacquered wooden box . Of square shape, The exterior decorated in gilt over ebony lacquered ground depicted the early traditional live scenes, with f

Two Chinese Silver and Enamel Opium Boxes, Qing Dynasty, 19th century Marks to tallest: Character mark 2-1/2 x 1-1/8 x 0-7/8 inches (6.4 x 2.9 x 2.2 cm) (tallest) HID03101242017

late 19th century; black lacquer rectangular box and base, with gilt figural decoration, 7 1/2 in. H., 13 in. L. and two misc. lids with similar decoration

Square form with shaped edges, the cover is carved to show two detailed People under a trees with river, mountains and house in the background, black lacquered interior, the side walls carved to show

late 19th century; rhomboid shaped box with base, decorated with sages in garden, 7 in. H., 10 in. W. and 5 1/2 in. H., 10 in. W.

THE LOT FEATURES TWO BEAUTIFUL CHINESE BOXES: A LACQUER AND CLOISONNE BOX, 6 BY 3 INCHES . A BAMBOO BOX 7.25 BY 3.5 INCHES. PROVENANCE: PRIVATE COLLECTION, FLORIDA.

China, 19th century; polychrome, gold decoration with japanned lacquer, with mother of pearl inlaid work, representing figures in an everyday scene, two compartments on the inside. Slight defects. Dim

China, 19th C., lacquer jewelry box with figural inlays, in vertical rectangular form with two cabinet doors and attached lid, black ground decorated with figures in natural landscapes, surrounded by

China, 19th C., lacquer jewelry box with figural inlays, in vertical rectangular form with two cabinet doors and attached lid, black ground decorated with figures in natural landscapes, surrounded by

19th cen, bottom with cheulung mark, measures 2"h 4.5"dia

19th cen, bottom with cheulung mark, measures 2"h 4.5"dia

Late 19th/early 20th century Each apparently unmarked Comprising a circular box decorated in layers of black and red lacquer carved with geometric motifs and an octagonal box decorated in red lacquer

Chinese/Japanese, 19th century, octagonal tea caddy with paint decorated exterior of figures in a garden settings, interior pewter fitted cannisters with lids an etched decoration, 5 x 11 x 8 in., we

A pair of Chinese famille rose porcelain ink boxes. Late 19th/ 20th century. Molded porcelain boxes depicting two dragons chasing a pearl. Dragons have articulated eyes and tongue. Qianlong mark in re

Vishnikov 19th Century Russian lacquer box. Round box with ribbed banding, depicts a woman carrying two vessels over her shoulder using a wooden stick. Red interior with Vishnikov marks inside lid. (A

19th Century, highly decorated in gold color, measuring 5 3/4" x 15" x 11". Has minor damage including missing some trim. Comes with two keys, three feet, and couple pieces (see picture). Estimate $40

Chinese antique sweetmeat set; blue and white, in lacquer box with two seal marks; 10 1/2" sq. (overall, approx.)

A group of Chinese lacquerware including two ladles, book slide, 19th c lift top tea box 5 x 8 x 3 1/2", ad a square covered box with silver & gilt scene 7".

Late 19th century cinnabar lacquer nine dragon box, China, carved with images of three-clawed dragons amidst churning waves, with incised Qianlong six-character mark, 6 1/4" dia.

A Chinese Export parcel gilt black lacquer dressing mirrorearly 19th centuryThe two drawers each with four lacquer boxes.height 28 1/4in (72cm); width 18 1/2in (47cm); depth 11 1/2in (29cm)

China, 19th C., Famille Rose ink box, in a circular form, the top decorated with two cranes in a garden setting, large pink flowers and blooming trees surrounding the two birds, with mark on base. Dia

A Chinese export lacquer double tea caddy, first half 19th century. Interior with two pewter boxes and covers. L: 8 in. PROVENANCE: Estate of a Washington, D.C. collector.