A CHINESE QING DYNASTY REVERSE PAINTED MIRROR possibly

Mirror Pr Chinese Qing Dynasty Porcelain Fu Dog Vases, the Dogs and Puppies painted in Iron Red Enamel; the reverses with calligraphy; fretwork handles in iron red to necks. One vase with a short hori

Chinese, 19th century, Qing dynasty, depicting three ladies outdoors, with backdrop of interior with books, painting, calligraphy and vessel with fruit on table, painted in predominantly in bright red

Qing dynasty, depicting an infant carrying a flowering lotus stem, possibly an infant buddha, sight 19 x 13-1/4 in.; painted and gilt wood frame, 22 x 16-1/4 in. Provenance: Estate of the Late Janet N

AN UNUSUAL CHINESE QING DYNASTY REVERSE PAINTED AGATE SNUFF BOTTLE reverse painted with carp amongst reeds. 2.25ins high.

A LARGE PAIR OF CHINESE QING DYNASTY REVERSE PAINTED AMBER SNUFF BOTTLES decorated with birds, flowering rock and landscapes. 10.25 cm high.

Yan Yongli, Chinese Qing Dynasty Teapot, Reverse Painted Panels Set in Metal Teapot. Signed on bottom. Approximately 7.75 x 5.625 x 2.125 in.

A CHINESE QING DYNASTY SQUARE FORM BRONZE MIRROR possibly earlier decorated with motifs. 16.5 cm square.

Chinese Qing Dynasty large marble foliate planter with stepped and fluted sides, likely 18th c. There is a chipped area along the reverse. Possibly han bai yu.Provenance: Collection of Bruce Dayton &

Chinese Qing Dynasty large marble foliate planter with stepped and fluted sides, likely 18th c. There is a chipped area along the reverse. Possibly han bai yu.Provenance: Collection of Bruce Dayton &

Hong Xing Shi; Mirror Pair Chinese Qing Dynasty Artist Painted Porcelain Hexagonal Planters on 6 small feet with original drainage holes to unglazed base and painted with a design of opposing orange,

Pair Chinese Qing Dynasty Famille Verte Porcelain Small Fish Bowls or Plant Holders (without drainage holes in bases) with 6 panel sides well painted with mirror scenes of Soldiers reporting to an Off

Chinese, possibly Qing dynasty, pair of painted and wood carved foo lions in Ming style, in a seated position, with large heads, open jaws, and raised eyebrows. H. 36 cm (14 1/4 in.)

Late Qing / Early Republic Dynasty Chinese Snuff Bottle. Circa 1900. Reverse Painted with a tourmaline stopper. Hand Painted Glass. The bottle is in good vintage condition, there is some discoloration

Chinese an inside-painted crystal snuff bottle; attributed Ye Zhongsan, circa 1900; one side painted Tang Shouqian (The Late Qing Dynasty Politician)?the reverse painted poem; H:9 cm, W: 5 cm

Qing dynasty. Chinese carved rock crystal snuff bottle with reverse painted mountain view scene. with jadeite stopper. 2 1/4"H

Qing Dynasty,Gilt Painted Enamel Copper Mirror

Chinese, Qing Dynasty, 19th century or older. A Han Dynasty style (206BC-220AD) bronze mirror of round form with deep well to rim surrounding four calligraphic marks in relief (possibly Qin, Lao, Se,

Fine Mirror Pair Chinese Qing Dynasty Porcelain Planters well painted in underglaze blue with Peony plants, the blossoms individually painted in different overglaze enamels; bases each with 2 original

A Chinese reverse painted glass snuff bottle, dating from the Qing dynasty. A Chinese landscape painted in shades of black and grey around the entire bottle. Some white and red accents on the tiny fig

A GOOD CHINESE QING DYNASTY BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN STEM CUP Tibetan style, Qianlong mark and possibly of the period, painted with floral sprays. 14 cm x 14 cm.

Chinese Painted Mirror, Boy with Watermelon, Qing Dynasty, 19th century, framed 15.5 x 11.5 inches.

Chinese Art A pair of reverse mirror paintings China, Qing dynasty, 19th century . . Cm 51,50 x 79,50. . Frame present

A LATE QING DYNASTY MOTHER OF PEARL INLAID HARDWOOD REVERSE PAINTED SLAG GLASS PALACE STYLE LANTERN, CIRCA 1900, probably Hongmu, of octagonal form, the crests centering inlaid mother of pearl double

24.25" x 19.5"painting on paper with .5" silk border, framed 25.5" x 30.25" This Qing dynasty styled painting is extremely old, possibly painted during the Qing dynasty (1644-1911). The scene depicts