Eleven (11) Chinese & Japanese Mixed Items

Eleven (11) Chinese & Japanese Mixed Items: comprised of plates, bowls, a vase, sake bottles and carvings; Size: H: 8-1/2" (biggest)

A Chinese Antique Set Of Eleven (11) Mixed Porcelain Items: All Items With Small Designs, including Sprawling Dragons, Blooming Plants, And Flying Cranes; Size: D: 5-1/2" (13.97cm) [Biggest]

Group of 11 Chinese, Japanese, and French items including: a Limoges trinket box of an Asian figure, an uncarved soapstone seal with a guardian lion finial, a glass reverse painted snuff bottle of cra

Group of eleven (11) Asian decorative items, including eight (8) Japanese Imari pieces. 1st-9th items: Eight (8) Japanese Imari pieces and one (1) Chinese tea cup, including one (1) large hexagonal fo

Eleven (11) Chinese Mixed Porcelain Plates; Size: D: 9" (22.86cm) [Biggest]

Eleven (11) Mixed Asian Items: group comprised of five porcelain vases, one porcelain Plate, three lacquer Plates, and two silk paintings; Size: H: 17-1/2"; W: 14-1/4" (biggest)

A GROUP OF CHINESE AND JAPANESE MIXED METAL ITEMS. Comprising two bronze seals; a bronze dog fitting; three bronze figures of women and child; two cloisonne enamel pots; together with a filigree and r

Eleven (11) carved Chinese jade items, including 4 plaques, 3 bangles, 1 archer's ring, 1 disc and 2 others. 1st-4th items: four (4) pale celadon jade plaques, ranging from 2" W to 2 3/4" W. 5th-7th i

Nine (9) Mixed Chinese & Japanese Porcelain & Cloisonne Items; Size: H: 10-1/2" (biggest)

Six Assorted Chinese & Japanese Porcelain Items. Various ages and patterns. Some hand painted. One imari piece. Largest measures 11 inches in diameter.

Nine (9) Chinese Mixed Porcelain Items: Group Well Potted And Comprised Of Five Bowls, Three Cups, And One Plate, With Signs On The Bases; Size: L: 11" (27.94cm) [Biggest]

Eleven (11) Assorted Chinese Snuff Bottles, including Peking Glass, animal, shells, and insect forms. 1st-5th items: Five (5) assorted ceramic and glass Chinese snuff bottles including one (1) Peking

Eleven (11) Egyptian Currency Notes Quantity: 11 Condition: Mixed GradesMaterials: Paper Item location: NSW, Australia Shipping: In-house shipping available (+5%, see Payments and Shippin

Group of 11 pieces of Chinese items including 6 small Cloisonne dishes, a jar, pair of chopsticks, 2 boxes and a bird. one cover of cinnabar box is tear apart. Tallest 5"

(12) Assorted Chinese and Japanese Porcelain Items, incl: (2) Standing Chinese emperor figures, one holding a ruyi and the other, a scroll, impressed seal marks on base, 11 1/4" high; Chinese porcelai

Group 3 Masks, African Pulleys and other carved & painted wood sculptures/objects, Japanese, ChineseDimensions: Winged piece 24 1/2" H x 36" W, Noh Mask 11 1/2" x 8 1/2" (BECK136/7)(WT)

Porcelain, cloisonne, brass. 11 assorted pieces are Chinese and Japanese including Imari, Rose Medallion, cloisonne, porcelain and brass.(one item is a boudoir clock). Additionally there is an enamele

LOT OF 11 ASIAN SATSUMA VASES Lot of 11 Chinese painted satsuma vases, most Japanese. Size: 2.75 to 6.5" Shipping / Pickup: We Can Ship This Item

Three metal pieces: Pair of Chinese cloisonne pitchers, Japanese Meji period knife with mixed metal handle and Persian bronze vase, 19th/20th c.; Unmarked; Dagger: 11 1/2"

Mixed lot of 17 Japanese and Chinese porcelain dishes and bowls. Provenance: From the Upper East Side estate of a prominent NYC interior decorator. [Largest: 2 1/2" H x 11 3/8" Diam.]. Chips and wear.

11 CHINESE PEKING GLASS PORCELAIN SNUFF BOTTLES Lot of eleven Chinese snuff bottles, to include peking glass, porcelain, and coin silver wrapped porcelain. Shipping / Pickup: We Can Ship This Item

Group of four Asian items comprising a Japanese miniature gilt lacquer multi-drawer cabinet and two Chinese snuff bottles. Largest: 11 1/2" high, 10 3/4" wide. Smallest: 2 3/4" high, 1 1/2" wide. Cond

19th Century Art. Eleven matted pieces of Chinese or Japanese origin. All in beautiful condition.

Eleven books on Chinese and Japanese art. Titles include Returning Home Tao-Chi's Album of Landscapes and Flowers (1st Ed), published by George Braziller, 1976; Evolving Techniques in Japanese Woodblo