A Chinese iron-red-decorated five-piece altar garniture with dragons, 19th C.

Full title: A Chinese faux-lacquered five-piece altar garniture, Qianlong mark, 19th C. Description: H.: 24 cm - L.: 23 cm (the censer) H.: 23 cm (the tallest vase) Condition: The absence of a conditi

A five-piece Chinese blue and white garniture with dragons, 19th C. H.: 31 cm - H.: 31,5 cm (incl. cover)

19th c Chinese red five-toed dragon decorated vase/ lamp with blue glazed double rings, underglaze blue character block, base holed, old chip/ repair on base, ht 12”, overall ht 25”

Two Chinese Antique Famille Rose Porcelain Stemmed Plate & Cup Decorated with Dragon Roundels, 19th Century , In Iron-red Enamel and Under Glazed Cobalt. (Stand Not Included). Stem Plate size: 5"1/4 D

The globular bowl is well made, which describes a five-claw dragon chasing sun amids clouds, with a good tone of blue and iron-red glaze. Base mark: DaQing Kangxi Nianzhi, but of 19th century. Height:

China, 19th C., red dragon Meiping vase, decorated with five-clawed serpentine dragons and stylized clouds, Qianlong mark. Height 14 in., Width 8 3/8 in.

China,Late 19th-Early 20th Century Decorated with five toed dragons chasing a flaming pearl with exquisitely enameled butterflies on the shoulder over underglaze iron red clouds and waves, bottom with

a blue & white and iron red decorated snuff bottle with dragon motif (overall: 3.75in(H)), a yellow glazed snuff bottle, a green glazed snuff bottle

Imperial-style famille rose bowl decorated with leafy branches and flowers, further decorated with five iron-red bats in the bowl. 19th century. Diameter: 6 inches.

Imperial-style famille rose bowl decorated with leafy branches and flowers, further decorated with five iron-red bats in the bowl. Qianlong mark on base, 19th century. Diameter: 6 inches.

Chinese iron-red dragon ginger jar on stand, Qing Dynasty (19th c.), gilt and red enameled porcelain, decorated in the round with two writhing dragons on a geometric vine ground, six character Yongzhe

This lot is for a large Chinese charger decorated in iron red enamel, featuring two five clawed dragons fighting over a flaming pear, Mark and Period of GuangXu from the late 19th to early 20th Centur

French, 19th century, set in fond bleu agate and decorated with frieze of palmettes in gilt, comprising tea cup and saucer; covered sugar; creamer; small pitcher, 7-5/8 in.; with iron red "Château de

18th/19th century, enamel decorated in the famille rose palette with flowering branches and roosters, comprising: two meiping lidded vases, 10-1/2 in.; three gu vases, 9-1/8 in. Provenance: Estate of

Guangxu Period (1875-1908), consisting of a moon shaped & triple necked bud vase decorated overall with hand-painted enamels in lavender, turquoise & green, the underside with iron red Guangxu charact

A Chinese Export Porcelain Serving Platter First quarter 19th century Of oval form and decorated to center with scene of courtly youths in classical attire and to rim with dragons in iron red. C Estat

Each set is decorated on the exterior with a dense pattern of various flowers, with a medallion of five iron-red bats in the cup, tiny chip, Qianlong mark, 19th century. Cup Diameter: 10CM 4 INCHES Pr

Five Chinese Porcelain Snuff Bottles 19TH CENTURY comprising an flattened bell form example, a circular example painted with iron-red dragons, a cylindrical example painted with roosters, a circular e

19th C antique Qing Dynasty Chinese silk Kesi panel slit tapestry. Finely decorated with metallic threads showing dragon and phoenix facing toward the centralized Double Happiness character. Five Red

19th C., together with two similarly decorated plates, 7 pieces, one bowl initialed "J.A.", another bowl with red accession number 29.138 and two plates marked 29.137 Each appx. 9-3/4"dia Provenance:

A Japanese Imari and gilt decorated five-piece garniture, 19thC, H 63,5 - 93 cm

A Chinese iron red porcelain censer dating from the 19th century. The exterior of the round censer features a pair of dragons and flaming pearls. Below them, wave and rock motifs encircles the foot in

A Chinese blue & iron red dragon teapot, dating from the 19th century. This blue ground small teapot features two dragons, one one on each side, with densely populated flowers throughout. Cover has a

A Chinese iron red dragon cup Late 19th century With a twelve-character marking to the underside. H: 2 3/4, Dia: 2 7/8 in. (H: 6.99, Dia: 7.3 cm.) Provenance: Mr. Yiu, Boston, Massachusetts. Acquired