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Ivory Study of a Samurai

Meiji period; hippo ivory and lacquer. Height: This Japanese polychrome ivory figure of a samurai is finely carved with defined

Antique Chinese Ivory Figure of Happy Buddha

This ivory Buddha figure is depicted with a smiling countenance, showing dimples. He is finely carved with a set of

Bronze Kuanyin on Lotus Throne

18th Century; bronze, some burnt marks on figurine providing excellent patina; Hunan Province. Height: 24" This Qing Dynasty Kuanyin is

Large Qing Royal Ancestral Portrait

19th Century Height: 7′ width: 66″ This portrait depicts a royal couple sitting for a formal portrait. The official hat-dress,

Bronze Figure of a Seated Kuanyin with Mandala

19th Century; gilding; Hunan. 29"h, 12"w This bronze Kuanyin is seated in padmasana (lotus position), on a lavish tiered lotus

Large Wood Gilded Recling Buddha

18th c, camphor wood, gilding, black and red pigments 12” h. x 39” w. 10” d. This figurine shows Buddha

Antique Wood Carving of a large Seated Buddha

Mid 19th C, Camphor wood, original polychrome, Hunan. 24” h. 18½” w. 16¾” d. This Buddha figure is seated padmasana

Famille Rose “One Hundred Children” Design Porcelain Lamp

Mid-18th Century, white transparent porcelain, rare decorative theme, antique hardware. 23” H This lamp is a white transparent porcelain glazed

Chinese Ceramic Wine Pot (Chiu Hu)

Chinese Ceramic Wine Pot (Chiu Hu) Chinese Republic Period (1920-1940) This wine pot imitates one of same shape shown in

Jade Figure of a Dancing Courtesan

This flecked sea-green jade dancing figure is dressed in a flowing robe draped at the waist with scarves, bows and

Famille-verte Porcelain Vase with “Cursive Script” Signed Poems

Attribute to late18th/early19th c. 22.5” H. Has brilliant colors of Kangxi period and "Cursive Script" inscribed Poems. This porcelain vase

Important Famille Rose Porcelain Lamp with White Jade Plaque

19th century, Qianlong period; lamp capped with white jade plaque finial carved with celebratory characters and sits on European

Pair of Double-gourd Porcelain Vases with Floral Decorations

Mid-19th Century Height, 9.75”, with redwood stand, 11” This pair of vases is charmingly decorated on a pellucid white porcelain

Japanese Imari Plate

Edo Period, ca 1850, 12.5"d. Kiln seal at bottom. Important for being presented to an esteemed American missionary doctor in Korea after the Japanese

Blanc-de-chine Fu-dogs (Pair)

19th Century; sourced from China. 31" h, 11.5" w Fu-dogs are actually lions. In myth, they guard the god Fu,

Rare “Rite of Yinzhi” Carved Calligraphy Plaque

$ Early 18th C, Elm or Cypress, Henan. A congratulation plaque for a Qing township drinking ceremony winning official upon

Pair of Unright Bronze Dragons

Attribute to 19th Century. Bronze, lively fierce expression; oxidized patina; vertically twisted body easy to display. H: 36.25" This pair

Ivory Doctor Doll

Late 1900s-early 20th C, hippo ivory. 7" long. Good proportionate body superbly carved, finely incised details; signed. In Old China,

Wood Carving of Three Ancestral “Family-Tree” Figures

17th C; camphor, Hunan Province. Important relic showing aperture behind back. Tallest figure 9". The figures represent members from an elite

Authenticated Neolithic Gray Pottery Jar

Longshan Culture (2900-1500 B.C.). Superbly formed, marks attest to it being plucked from tomb. Authenticated. 10” h, 10” d This

Ming Deep Carved Dragon from A Temple

15th/16th c, elm or cypress, Shanxi. This big magnificently deep carved dragon was torn from a temple structure, as can

Large Unglazed Grey Pottery Jar

Terra cotta grey pottery, Han Dynasty, found in China in 1990s. Beautiful "Hu" form; matte finish, with earth encrustation. 14.5”

Eiraku Vase with Seal Mark

5” h. 2.5”d. This vase is based on the Cochin China pottery style of three hundred years ago. It has

Pottery Figure of a Dog #9203

Han Dynasty (206 B.C. – 221 A.D.) Terra Cotta 12” h. 12½” d. 5½” d. This terra cotta tomb relic

Painted Grey Potterey of a Cour Lady

Western Han Dynasty, painted gray pottery. 15½” h. 5”w. 4” d. This is a grey pottery of the Lady Nuyong

Grey Pottery Barnyard with Tower and Two Animals

Eastern Han Dynasty (25 A.D. – 220 A.D.) Terra Cotta 10¾” h. 12¾” w. 10¾” d. Much information about the

Blue and White Porcelain Garden Seat

Ming Dynasty; porcelain; in excellent condition. 19” h. 15” d. This barrel-shaped garden seat is painted with Ming period favorite

Wood Carving of Three Taoist Immortals

18th C, Nanmu wood, Shanxi. 12” h. 6¾” w. 6½” d. (Larger) 9” h. 4½” w. 3½” d. (Smaller two,

Large Lidded Ormolu Cloisonné Ceremonial Incense Burner

Second Half of 18th Century, Qing Dynasty 19½” h. 14¾” w. 9½”d. This ceremonial incense burner is of the "ding"

Important Japanese Cloisonné Charger

Edo period (1800-1868). Important for its age, motifs, glaze, and the way it was made. 12¼” h 12¼” w 1¾”

Cloisonné Enamel Vases with Carp Design

First half of 19th Century. Heavy copper body; carp design on cloisonné rare. 17.5” h. 8.5” w.d. This pair

Cloisonné Baluster Vases with Dragons Chasing Pearls (pair)

Attribute to early 20th C. Came out of China in mid 1990s. Lively portrayal of writhing dragons. 18"h, 8.5" w

Rare and Unusual Bronze and Cloisonné Incense Burner

Early-to-mid 18th c. Bronze with enameled cloisonné; lively sculpted bronze Fu-dogs and dragon heads. 7.5"h, 8" w, 3" d. This

Deep-Carved Temple Dragons (pair)

16th/17th century, elm or cypress, Shanxi. Exquisitely deep carved, layers of natural color pigments, gilding; from Ming temple. 10½”

Deep Carved Plaques (pair)

19th C. 11” w. 24” w. 1½” d. This pair of plaques are beautifully deep-carved. Each plaque has original pigments

Rare Mongolian Flint Pouch

19th century, Mongolia. 2.5" x 2.5". Leather and metal. This small pouch was carried by a Mongolian nomad to start a fire.

Stacked Bamboo/Rattan Gift Basket with Handle

Mid 1900s, cane, bamboo, rattan reeds, pine lid, gilding, metal decoration. This skillfully woven and highly decorated stacked rattan basket

Burmese Offering Vessel (Hsun Ok)

33" h, 17.5" d In Burma (now called Myanmar), the most graceful lacquered ceremonial vessel is the Hsun-ok (pronounced su-knock),

Lady’s Painted Jewelry Box

19th C, Shanxi. Jewelry box shows a eunuch and lady attendant; iron legs made available for chair-side use. This is

Set of Four Carved Door Panels

Mid 1800s, elm or cypress, Shanxi. Carved with ancient symbolic motifs; original metal door pulls. About 7' 5'' h, 17"

Set of Four Window Panels

Mid 1800s, Northern Elm, Shanxi. Size: 51" h, 19.5" w. These window panels were made to withstand extreme outside elements.

Carved and Gilded Figure of Guanyin

Late 19th / early 20th C, camphor wood, gilding and pigment, Hunan 27” h. 10” w. 6” d. Guanyin is

Wood Carving of a Qilin

Mid 18th c, camphor wood, natural color pigments, Hunan Province. The qilin in Chinese folklore is the son of the

Nobleman’s Woven Bamboo Vest

Rare Mid-Qing Dynasty, circa 1790, grass bamboo, Shanxi. 33" L. This vest is skillfully woven in fine grass bamboo.

Buddhas

Antique Chinese Ivory Figure of Happy Buddha

This ivory Buddha figure is depicted with a smiling countenance, showing dimples. He is finely carved with a set of

Bronze Kuanyin on Lotus Throne

18th Century; bronze, some burnt marks on figurine providing excellent patina; Hunan Province. Height: 24" This Qing Dynasty Kuanyin is

Bronze Figure of a Seated Kuanyin with Mandala

19th Century; gilding; Hunan. 29"h, 12"w This bronze Kuanyin is seated in padmasana (lotus position), on a lavish tiered lotus

Large Wood Gilded Recling Buddha

18th c, camphor wood, gilding, black and red pigments 12” h. x 39” w. 10” d. This figurine shows Buddha

Antique Wood Carving of a large Seated Buddha

Mid 19th C, Camphor wood, original polychrome, Hunan. 24” h. 18½” w. 16¾” d. This Buddha figure is seated padmasana

Carved and Gilded Figure of Guanyin

Late 19th / early 20th C, camphor wood, gilding and pigment, Hunan 27” h. 10” w. 6” d. Guanyin is

Ceramic

Famille Rose “One Hundred Children” Design Porcelain Lamp

Mid-18th Century, white transparent porcelain, rare decorative theme, antique hardware. 23” H This lamp is a white transparent porcelain glazed

Chinese Ceramic Wine Pot (Chiu Hu)

Chinese Ceramic Wine Pot (Chiu Hu) Chinese Republic Period (1920-1940) This wine pot imitates one of same shape shown in

Famille-verte Porcelain Vase with “Cursive Script” Signed Poems

Attribute to late18th/early19th c. 22.5” H. Has brilliant colors of Kangxi period and "Cursive Script" inscribed Poems. This porcelain vase

Important Famille Rose Porcelain Lamp with White Jade Plaque

19th century, Qianlong period; lamp capped with white jade plaque finial carved with celebratory characters and sits on European

Pair of Double-gourd Porcelain Vases with Floral Decorations

Mid-19th Century Height, 9.75”, with redwood stand, 11” This pair of vases is charmingly decorated on a pellucid white porcelain

Japanese Imari Plate

Edo Period, ca 1850, 12.5"d. Kiln seal at bottom. Important for being presented to an esteemed American missionary doctor in Korea after the Japanese

Blanc-de-chine Fu-dogs (Pair)

19th Century; sourced from China. 31" h, 11.5" w Fu-dogs are actually lions. In myth, they guard the god Fu,

Authenticated Neolithic Gray Pottery Jar

Longshan Culture (2900-1500 B.C.). Superbly formed, marks attest to it being plucked from tomb. Authenticated. 10” h, 10” d This

Large Unglazed Grey Pottery Jar

Terra cotta grey pottery, Han Dynasty, found in China in 1990s. Beautiful "Hu" form; matte finish, with earth encrustation. 14.5”

Eiraku Vase with Seal Mark

5” h. 2.5”d. This vase is based on the Cochin China pottery style of three hundred years ago. It has

Pottery Figure of a Dog #9203

Han Dynasty (206 B.C. – 221 A.D.) Terra Cotta 12” h. 12½” d. 5½” d. This terra cotta tomb relic

Painted Grey Potterey of a Cour Lady

Western Han Dynasty, painted gray pottery. 15½” h. 5”w. 4” d. This is a grey pottery of the Lady Nuyong

Grey Pottery Barnyard with Tower and Two Animals

Eastern Han Dynasty (25 A.D. – 220 A.D.) Terra Cotta 10¾” h. 12¾” w. 10¾” d. Much information about the

Cloissonné

Large Lidded Ormolu Cloisonné Ceremonial Incense Burner

Second Half of 18th Century, Qing Dynasty 19½” h. 14¾” w. 9½”d. This ceremonial incense burner is of the "ding"

Important Japanese Cloisonné Charger

Edo period (1800-1868). Important for its age, motifs, glaze, and the way it was made. 12¼” h 12¼” w 1¾”

Cloisonné Enamel Vases with Carp Design

First half of 19th Century. Heavy copper body; carp design on cloisonné rare. 17.5” h. 8.5” w.d. This pair

Cloisonné Baluster Vases with Dragons Chasing Pearls (pair)

Attribute to early 20th C. Came out of China in mid 1990s. Lively portrayal of writhing dragons. 18"h, 8.5" w

Rare and Unusual Bronze and Cloisonné Incense Burner

Early-to-mid 18th c. Bronze with enameled cloisonné; lively sculpted bronze Fu-dogs and dragon heads. 7.5"h, 8" w, 3" d. This

Statuary

Ivory Study of a Samurai

Meiji period; hippo ivory and lacquer. Height: This Japanese polychrome ivory figure of a samurai is finely carved with defined

Pair of Unright Bronze Dragons

Attribute to 19th Century. Bronze, lively fierce expression; oxidized patina; vertically twisted body easy to display. H: 36.25" This pair

Wood Carving of Three Ancestral “Family-Tree” Figures

17th C; camphor, Hunan Province. Important relic showing aperture behind back. Tallest figure 9". The figures represent members from an elite

Pottery Figure of a Dog #9203

Han Dynasty (206 B.C. – 221 A.D.) Terra Cotta 12” h. 12½” d. 5½” d. This terra cotta tomb relic

Painted Grey Potterey of a Cour Lady

Western Han Dynasty, painted gray pottery. 15½” h. 5”w. 4” d. This is a grey pottery of the Lady Nuyong

Wood Carving of Three Taoist Immortals

18th C, Nanmu wood, Shanxi. 12” h. 6¾” w. 6½” d. (Larger) 9” h. 4½” w. 3½” d. (Smaller two,

Wood Carving

Wood Carving of Three Ancestral “Family-Tree” Figures

17th C; camphor, Hunan Province. Important relic showing aperture behind back. Tallest figure 9". The figures represent members from an elite

Ming Deep Carved Dragon from A Temple

15th/16th c, elm or cypress, Shanxi. This big magnificently deep carved dragon was torn from a temple structure, as can

Deep-Carved Temple Dragons (pair)

16th/17th century, elm or cypress, Shanxi. Exquisitely deep carved, layers of natural color pigments, gilding; from Ming temple. 10½”

Deep Carved Plaques (pair)

19th C. 11” w. 24” w. 1½” d. This pair of plaques are beautifully deep-carved. Each plaque has original pigments

Wood Carving of a Qilin

Mid 18th c, camphor wood, natural color pigments, Hunan Province. The qilin in Chinese folklore is the son of the

Miscellaneous

Large Qing Royal Ancestral Portrait

19th Century Height: 7′ width: 66″ This portrait depicts a royal couple sitting for a formal portrait. The official hat-dress,

Jade Figure of a Dancing Courtesan

This flecked sea-green jade dancing figure is dressed in a flowing robe draped at the waist with scarves, bows and

Rare “Rite of Yinzhi” Carved Calligraphy Plaque

$ Early 18th C, Elm or Cypress, Henan. A congratulation plaque for a Qing township drinking ceremony winning official upon

Ivory Doctor Doll

Late 1900s-early 20th C, hippo ivory. 7" long. Good proportionate body superbly carved, finely incised details; signed. In Old China,

Blue and White Porcelain Garden Seat

Ming Dynasty; porcelain; in excellent condition. 19” h. 15” d. This barrel-shaped garden seat is painted with Ming period favorite

Rare Mongolian Flint Pouch

19th century, Mongolia. 2.5" x 2.5". Leather and metal. This small pouch was carried by a Mongolian nomad to start a fire.

Stacked Bamboo/Rattan Gift Basket with Handle

Mid 1900s, cane, bamboo, rattan reeds, pine lid, gilding, metal decoration. This skillfully woven and highly decorated stacked rattan basket

Burmese Offering Vessel (Hsun Ok)

33" h, 17.5" d In Burma (now called Myanmar), the most graceful lacquered ceremonial vessel is the Hsun-ok (pronounced su-knock),

Lady’s Painted Jewelry Box

19th C, Shanxi. Jewelry box shows a eunuch and lady attendant; iron legs made available for chair-side use. This is

Set of Four Carved Door Panels

Mid 1800s, elm or cypress, Shanxi. Carved with ancient symbolic motifs; original metal door pulls. About 7' 5'' h, 17"

Set of Four Window Panels

Mid 1800s, Northern Elm, Shanxi. Size: 51" h, 19.5" w. These window panels were made to withstand extreme outside elements.

Nobleman’s Woven Bamboo Vest

Rare Mid-Qing Dynasty, circa 1790, grass bamboo, Shanxi. 33" L. This vest is skillfully woven in fine grass bamboo.