Chinese Mongolia Silver Ceremonial Ewer

A tall Chinese silver ewer inlaid with Qing dynasty jades. The sides of the ewer feature carved jade ruyi heads, and the handle contains a jade dragon hook with a Chilong. The finial of the lid is a j

Fine Chinese silver Ewer. Embossed and engraved with delicate plant patterns. Handle and spout embossed with dragons. Height: 35 cm. Total weight: 1025 grams. Apparently unsigned, silver tested. Prove

Pair of Chinese Mongolia silver crane candle holders. Each crane stands on the shell of a turtle with an outstretched neck. The cranes each hold two candles made of jade, one at the tail and the other

An antique Chinese ceremonial ewer pitcher. Hand carved white, lavender, brown and green jade stone. Tri-footed lion head feet, with raised round spheres around sides, and etched around rim. No appare

A large Chinese export silver ceremonial bowl 19th/early 20th century The body repoussé decorated with flowering branches and bamboo, the scalloped and pierced rim with chased foliage design, the

L. 14 cm. W. 10 cm. H. 19 cm. Weight 850 gram.

H. 25 cm. L. 17.5 cm. W. 9.5 cm. Weight 1350 gram.

15in(H) x 10in(L) x 4in(W)

L. 14 cm. W. 10 cm. H. 9.5 cm. Weight 780 gram.

19th cen, measures 6.75"h 3"dia

CHINESE CEREMONIAL METAL EWER, H 17", L 17":Having a bulbous design with a foo lion spout and dragon form handle. For a high resolution photo CLICK HERE

Antique Chinese silver-toned ewer; of animal form, with rim pending several loose bowenite rings; the architectural-style handle showing finely detailed jade chilongs to top; with cast dragons in high

Antique Chinese silver-toned ewer; of animal form, with rim pending several loose bowenite rings; the architectural-style handle showing finely detailed jade chilongs to top; with cast dragons in high

L. 17 cm. W. 11 cm. H. 25 cm. Weight 690 gram.

Chinese or Mongolian late Qing dynasty or early Republic period repousse silver ewer inlaid with coral and turquoise cabochons and decorated with carved jade along the handle, center, and lid. The bod

provenance: Saturday at Sotheby's: Asian Art (lot 1479, 9/15/2018 auction); marked; 10.5in(H)

Qing Dynasty, Late 19th-early 20th century AD. A parcel-gilt silver ewer with hinged arms to the sides attached to two rings securing the domed lid; the body piriform with incised leaf pattern to the

Chinese or Mongolian Silver inlaid with coral and turquoise, the sides, handle, and cover finial with Antique Jade or Hardstone Inserts. Top attached with chain to handle. Height to top of finial 11 1

Chinese Tang Style Silver Ewer Unmarked. 5 x 4 1/2 x 3 in., 7 oz. approx. gross weight.

Antique Chinese-Mongolian palace size ceremonial sword of Chinese silvered metal featuring jade, red coral, malachite and carnelian gemstones. Further decorated with dragons design. Measures approx. 3

Han Dynasty, 206 BC-220 AD or later. A bronze two-edged sword with scooped midrib to the tongue-shaped blade, mask to the lower guard, columnar grip with tiered pommel; silver-inlaid script and amulet

Han Dynasty, 206 BC-220 AD or later. A bronze two-edged sword with scooped midrib to the tongue-shaped blade, mask to the lower guard, columnar grip with tiered pommel; silver-inlaid script and amulet

In the Mongolian or Tibetan Style. Embellished with orange-red coral and turquoise. Good condition; the metal is tarnished and there is no lid. 6"h. The total weight is 1 lbs. Early 20th Century, poss

Chinese Miao silver metal ceremonial or wedding headdress, mid 20th century, of tiered construction, the crown decorated with six tall curved finials, possibly imitating horns, the three tiers of the