A pair of Chinese reticulated iron-red and gilded hat

C. 1875-1908, Ch'ing Dynasty. Some wear. 11-1/4"h x 5"dia.

A Pair of Chinese Export Porcelain Reticulated Baskets and a Teapot18th century, porcelain embellished with floral decoration and ornate bands in gilt and iron red, includes two reticulated baskets (d

A Pair of Chinese Iron Red and Gilt Decorated Reticulated Porcelain Plates 19th Century Diameter 8 inches. Provenance: Earle D. Vandekar of Knightsbridge Inc., Downingtown, Pennsylvania Property from

A pair of old Chinese hand carved and fully reticulated temple wall plaques depicting warrior battle scenes. Intricately detailed throughout and completed with iron red and gold gilt finish. Plaques e

Pair Chinese Antique Famille Rose Porcelain Hat Stands: each of cylindrical form finely painted with peach branches and bats around the body, both signed in iron red on the bases and of Late Qing Dyna

Zheng chushan: Mirror Pair Chinese Artist Painted Porcelain Bird and yellow flower Hat Stand with inscription and red seal; 4 character mark in iron red to base. Good condition with light age related

A Pair of Chinese Export Porcelain Mantel Urns late 18th century high shouldered baluster shape with hat-shaped cover, painted with iron-red foliage and molded all-over with applied flowering vines. H

Pair Chinese 19 Century Goldfish Porcelain Hat Stands, the stands each with 6 quatrefoil openings, the sides with iron red goldfish and water weeds above waves and spray, the top a border of descendin

A pair of Chinese Famille Rose small saucer dishes , decorated with flowering prunus within a gilded rim, the reverse with iron-red bats, Daoguang four character seal in iron red, 14.5cm diameter (2)

each decorated with iron red foo lions on white ground each 4 5/8 inches diameter; 11 inches high

each decorated with iron red foo lions on white ground; each 4 5/8 inches diameter; 11 inches high

A Pair of Chinese 'Fu Lions' Porcelain Hat Stands 19TH CENTURY each of cylindrical form, enamelled in iron red, green and underglaze blue. Height of vase 10 7/8 in., 27.3 cm.

Late 18th/early 19th C., the bell-form cups on similar foot, gilded loop handles to the sides, body decorated with landscape and floral reserves in chartreuse, iron red and gold, against a similarly c

each decorated with iron red foo lions on white ground each 4 5/8 inches diameter; 11 inches high

With apocryphal Qianlong six-character marks in iron-red, each dish is decorated on the front side with a dense pattern of various flowers with gilded rim. 10.1/8 in. (25.5 cm.) diam.

Very well painted with chilong-dragons among leafy branches and lotus blossom, neck molded with pair of Ruyi handles hanging gilded iron-red Buddhism "Longevity" marks on each side. Qianlong mark on b

Lot of (3) 18th c. Chinese Export Porcelain Bowls, with iron red and cobalt blue floral decoration, incl: Pair of bowls, with gilded highlights, both with labels from "H. Moog Fine Porcelains" (Atlant

Pair of Chinese iron red baluster form vases, each having a trumpet neck with a ruyi band at the rim, a leiwen and a ruyi band at the shoulder and a lappet band at the foot, decorated throughout with

Chinese, iron-red porcelain pierced hat stand, now mounted as a double socket lamp, decorated with scrolling florals, bats and Shou characters. Unable to examine for mark. Approx. h. 11" (body); h. 22

Chinese. Near pair of large porcelain brush pots, having iron red figural decoration of warriors. Unmarked. Approx. h. 8", dia. 7.5".

A Pair Chinese Gilt Edges Iron Red Glaze Porcelain Incense Burner w Qianlong Mark Dimension:105*105*78(mm)4.13*4.13*3.07(in)Weight 0.87 lbs/393 g Tips about Chinese PorcelainChinese ceramic ware is an

A Pair Chinese Iron Red Glaze Porcelain Pots & Lid w Tongzhi Mark Dimension: 73 x 49 x 49(mm) 2.87 x 1.93 x 1.93(inches) Weight: 0.32 lbs/145 g

A pair of Chinese iron red bowlsDaoguang periodBoth with six-character Daoguang mark to undersides; sold with associated box. (2).H: 3 3/4, Dia: 4 7/8 in. (H: 2.86, Dia: 9.53 cm.)Provenance: Ms. Fu,

A pair of Imperial Chinese red bat dishes, dating from the Guangxu period. The dishes feature a design of a central circle of 5 bats in iron red, with their heads facing towards the middle, surrounded