A set of Chinese bronze spoons and silver bowls from the Liao Dynasty

Three Chinese Bronze Spoons, Liao Dynasty (907 AD - 1125 AD). Spoons of varying form and size. Good condition with ground burial oxidation, largest measures: 6" L.

Set of Eight Chinese Bronze Spoons. Han Dynasty or earlier. With an elongated scoop, with long slender handles, two terminatinginto points, the others, with notched ends, each with a brownish gray pat

A Set Chinese Ming Dynasty Bronze Tea Bowls Dimension: 63x63x25(mm)2.48x2.48x0.98(inches) Weight 0.89 lbs/403 g

A SET OF SIX CHINESE SILVER-METAL SPOONS, the bowls in the form of Republic Period coins, the underside of each handle with impressed marks, each spoon 5.7in long. (6)

Antique Chinese Liao-style silver bowl; of elongated lobed form, set on a foot, the center with raised repoussé panel of two gilt geese in flight amid scrolling foliage; L: 6 1/2"

The group comprising of four sets and a total of twelve pieces of silver bowls, trays, and spoons. Cup H: 5.5cm Total weight approx. 610 grams.

Size: Width 12.7 cm - Height 19 cm Materials: Silver and Bronze Time Period: Qing dynasty Manufactured Date: 18th-c Period Origin: China

A Set of Gilt Bronze 'Eight Treasures' Bowls. Chinese Qing Dynasty. Qianlong Four-Character Mark. Size:12cmx6.5cm

A set of four Chinese Export silver grapefruit spoons. 19th century. The tip of each decorated with one of the eight Immortals / Louhans. Twisted stem, deep bowl, 4.75" long. Signed on the backside, s

One with green jade inserted, one with silver inserted, one with turquoise and gold flakes inserted. All of them dating from Han dynasty. Very old. The Size of the Hooks were 18cm, 18cm, 14.5

A Chinese ,Qing Dynasty, archaistic ding shaped censer. Set on long round legs the rectangular censer with two angular handles on each short side features incised symbols on all four sides. 8 1/4" by

A Chinese bronze cast tripod censer, dating from the Qing dynasty. A bulbous bowl shape with two rounded handles set over three conical sturdy feet. On the base two very elaborate detailed dragons fra

A Silver 'Dragon' Phoenix-Feet Bowl And Cover With A Spoon. Chinese Qing Dynasty. Size:14cmx12.5cmx10cm

Set of three Chinese silver dining utensils, comprising a bowl, spoon, and pair of chopsticks, 7.9 ounces total weight.

A Magnificent Set Of Gilt-Bronze Silver Gem-Inlaid 'Weapons Of The Eight Immortals' Ritual Items. Chinese Qing Dynasty. Size:11.5cmx10cmx32cm

A Set Of Four Gilt-Bronze Silver Mythical Beasts. Contains a dragon, a phoenix, a tiger and a tortoise-snake (Xuan Wu). Chinese Qing Dynasty. Size:15cmx4cmx10cm

set with a stem incised and inked with decoration, and carved with immortal, set with a silver bowl, with character, impressed marks possibly for Hoaching (1850-1870), Canton, l 54.5cm Ex: Zorich Coll

Chinese bronze incense burner. Qing Dynasty,An archaic style incense burner with deep circular bowl area set over curved leaf-like supports over a bronze ring. The sturdy burner appears to float over

Fine set of early Chinese silver over brass footed creamer double handled soup bowls. Original purchased from Christie's Auction on September 11, 1979 lot 248 as shown on the labels they still have on

16 Chinese Mixed Metal, Silver, and Jadeite Articles LATE QING DYNASTY comprising a set of 12 export silver and jadeite teaspoons, one larger spoon, and three pipes. Length of longest 7 7/8 in., 20 cm

19th century Chinese Export Silver serving set of a ladle and serving spoon. Each with relief decorated handles with branches. The bowls with relief branch decoration against a stippled background. Ma

Circa 1900, likely Republic period. The set includes a cup and saucer, small bowl, fork spoon and knife with chopsticks. All with nicely detailed floral enamel decoration. Housed in a fitted black lac

Pipe in enamel cloisonné, China, Qing dynasty, 19th c., long pipe stem and three inserted single tubes, two of them set with miniature bronze triangle feet(chin. ding), pipe bowl consisting of two

A mid-20th century Persian (Iranian) silver and cloisonne enamel tea glass set, Rasht circa 1950 Pahlavi dynasty. Comprising a twin handled sugar bowl, six tea glass holders, six spoon and a pair of s