Pair of Chinese Vases mid 19th C with certificates

Of fluted tapering form with ruffled rim, applied with mother and pup Foo dog handles, painted overall in famille rose enamels and gold with Buddhist symbols and precious objects, butterflies, ribbon-

Pair of Chinese Tao-Kouan porcelain vases. Early to mid 19th century. Together with 2 porcelain tea cups and saucers. Vases: H 9-3/4". Cups: D 3". Saucers: D 4-3/4" and 5". Condition: Vases with chips

Pair of Chinese porcelain vases with French gilt-bronze mounts, mid 19th Century Mounted as table lamps 32,5x18x18 cm

A PAIR OF LATE QING DYNASTY (1644-1912) IMPERIAL SIZE PARCEL GILT FAMILLE ROSE MEDALLION VASES, MID-LATE 19TH CENTURY, the everted, floriform rims painted with butterflies, birds, and flowers, over a

mid 19th c., ruffled edge top, highly gilded applied foo dogs to neck and dragons to base of neck; fine overall decoration with panels of birds, florals and dragons; 23"hNOTE: Apologies, we canno

A GOOD PAIR OF MID 19TH CENTURY CHINESE CANTON FAMILLE ROSE VASES Daoguang, painted with numerous figures, the handles formed as mythical stylised dragons. 2Ft high.

Pair of Mid-19th c. Chinese Rose Mandarin Porcelain Bulbous Form Vases, later wired as table lamps, with figural and floral & bird decorated panels, applied gilded dragon form side handles and salaman

Having polychrome enamel paint decoration featuring figures at the Chinese Court. Height 24" Base Diameter 8 1/2" Restoration to neck of one vase with significant overpaint.

A Pair of Fine Chinese Yellow Overlay Glass Gu-form Vases 18TH / 19TH CENTURY incised Chien Lung mark to base, each with flared lip and central compressed ball mid-section carved with Taotie masks and

Pair of mid to late 19th C. Medallion Chinese Export porcelain 13 3/4" (height) double gourd form vases. CONDITION: 1 is in very good condition with no damage. 1 has crack on top rim.

Pair important Chinese mid-19th century rosewood armchairs with mother of pearl inlaid and with blue and white porcelain plaques, 39"Hx24.8"x19" each

A Chinese Export Porcelain Famille Rose Vase mid 19th century Finely decorated with insects, animals, flowers, fruits, and vegetables, including pineapple, corn, lychee, and coffee pods. (H: 24 3/4 in

A pair of Chinese mid 19th c white silk with white floral needlework slippers with original T E Moseley & Co. Shoe Dealer Boston label. 9 1/2" long, leather sole.

A pair of Chinese coral-red-glaze vases 19th century Each with ornately detailed imperial scene featuring attendants gathered around a central seated figure in a landscape setting. Registers of decora

A pair of Chinese cinnabar vases dating from the 19th century. The vases have quatrefoil mouths and bases, and 4 frames with figures in a landscape around the body. The body has lotuses, bats, pairs o

Of square-shaped baluster form with a landscape scene encircling the trumpet neck, depicting characters from the novel Shui Hu Zhuan (The Water Margin). Height: 20 1/2in. (each)

decorated with flowers and dragons on turquoise ground; each: 14in(H)

PAIR OF CHINESE PORCELAIN VASES - 19th c. Mandarin Mantel Garnitures, in square baluster form, with flared rim and foot, gilt foo lion form lug handles, having court scenes front and back with gilt Gr

turquoise glazed vases; each: 8in(H)

Pair of Chinese Celadon Vases 19th century, now mounted as lamps, the bodies decorated with peonies, the necks with storks, set with twig-carved handles, on turned giltwood bases. h. 18-3/4", dia. 5-3

A Pair of Famille Rose Vases, 19th Century Dimensions: H 60cm

Antique Chinese Famile Rose Qing Dynasty Vase mid - late 19th century. Intricately hand painted vase depicting Chinese figures in different scenes and lion mask handles. Top of vase has aquamarine col

Large pair of Chinese porcelain vases, 19th c., each decorated with figural scenes with pomegranates, birds and floral patterns. 24.5"h x 9"dia

Pair Chinese Export Canton vases, 19th c., pair bottle vases with garlic head and slightly flared rim, unmarked, 9.5"h x 5"w (pair vases) Provenance: Asian works of art from a New York scholar's colle