Ancient Chinese Coinage Qing Dynasty-Daoguang(A.D.1821-1850)

China, Qing Dynasty, 1850 to 1912 CE. A cast bronze statue of a man standing atop a large three-legged toad. The man holds giant coinage on some kind of framework and seems to be dancing; he is fat, a

Ancient Chinese Qing dynasty (1636–1912) porcelain tea bowl. 18th-century or earlier. Provenance: Estate of Alex Lewyt, Manhattan vacuum cleaner inventor who died in 1998, and his wife, Elisabe

An antique chinese porcelain snuff bottle is an ancient Chinese Qing Dynasty painted foo dog, fruits and flowers. Was recently acquiered from a Philadelphia estate. Has a stopper and snuff spoon, the

Ancient Chinese Qing dynasty (1636–1912) porcelain tea bowl. 18th-century or earlier. Provenance: Estate of Alex Lewyt, Manhattan vacuum cleaner inventor who died in 1998, and his wife, Elisabe

Ancient Chinese Qing dynasty (1636–1912) porcelain charger. The rim is hand-painted with blue underglaze decorations on the front and back. 18th-century or earlier. Provenance: Estate of Alex L

Ancient Chinese Qing dynasty (1636–1912) celadon porcelain bowl. 18th-century or earlier. Provenance: Estate of Alex Lewyt, Manhattan vacuum cleaner inventor who died in 1998, and his wife, Eli

Ancient Chinese Qing dynasty (1636–1912) celadon porcelain bowl with a blue underglaze stamp on the base. 18th-century or earlier. Provenance: Estate of Alex Lewyt, Manhattan vacuum cleaner inv

Ancient Chinese Qing dynasty (1636–1912) celadon glazed bowl. 18th-century or earlier. Provenance: Estate of Alex Lewyt, Manhattan vacuum cleaner inventor who died in 1998, and his wife, Elisab

Ancient Chinese Qing dynasty (1636–1912) celadon porcelain bowl. 18th-century or earlier. Provenance: Estate of Alex Lewyt, Manhattan vacuum cleaner inventor who died in 1998, and his wife, Eli

CHINA. Anhwei. Brass 1 Mace 4.4 Candareens (20 Cents) Pattern, Year 23 (1897). NGC MS-61. cf. L&M-194; cf. K-50a; cf. KM-Y-43.1. With the initials "A.T.S.C." in the reverse field. EXTREMELY RARE. A ne

Chinese Qing dynasty porcelain. 1850 circa. Depicting lychees and leaves. Extremely fine. 2,6 kg. - 36x17x9 cm

CHINA. Tuan Chih-kuei Silver Medal Silver Medal, ND (ca. 1917). Tientsin Mint. PCGS MS-64. L&M-Unlisted; K-Unlisted; KMX-Unlisted; CCC-716 var. (bronze, though attributed to Yen Hsi-shan [Yan Xish

CHINA. Hunan. Copper 10 Cash Pattern, ND (1902). PCGS SPECIMEN-62 Brown Gold Shield. CL-HUN.98; CCC-193; KM-Pn5; Duan-702. Five petaled rosettes on either side of the dragon. Pop: 1, one finer graded

CHINA. Kiau Chau. 5 Cents, 1909. NGC PROOF-67. K-873; KM-Y-1; Hsu-39. Featuring hard mirror surfaces and frosted devices. A highly attractive offering, EXTREMELY RARE in this exceptional quality. Acco

CHINA. Hunan. Tael, ND (1906). PCGS AU-58 Gold Shield. L&M-416; K-952; Hsu-215; WS-0927. A boldly struck Tael with pleasing gray to dark gray toning and somewhat rough but natural surfaces. An attract

CHINA. Kansu. Dollar, Year 3 (1914). PCGS Genuine--Cleaned, VF Details Gold Shield. L&M-617; K-759; KM-Y-407; WS-0706. A VERY SCARCE type in any condition, with the characters for "Kan Su" on either s

CHINA. Hunan. Copper 10 Cash Pattern, ND (ca. 1902). PCGS SPECIMEN-55 Gold Shield. KM-Unlisted; CL-HUN.101. A VERY RARE and interesting pattern issue, seemingly muling a Hunan dragon side with a Fukie

CHINA. Fengtien. 10 Cash, ND (1899). PCGS MS-62 Brown Gold Shield. KM-Y-81; CL-Unlisted; CCC-319. Larger Narrower Characters variety. A RARE and popular type, this sharply detailed coin features a uni

Qing Jiangnan Province made Yi SI GuangXU Yuanbao when ten copper yuan, chocolate primary color coated pulp with bottom light, made deep, excellent quality, Chen Dani old collection, attached to the o

CHINA. Hupeh. 20 Cents, Year 9 (1920). PCGS AU-53 Gold Shield. L&M-191; K-765; KM-Y-406. A RARE and intensely sought type, similar in appearance to the regular 20 Cents issues of 1914 and 1916, but of

CHINA. Hunan. Copper 10 Cash Pattern, ND (1902). PCGS SPECIMEN-62 Brown Gold Shield. CL-HUN.93; CCC-191; KM-Pn5; Duan-699. Five pointed stars on either side of the dragon. An EXTREMELY RARE example of

Ancient Chinese coins - Qing Dynasty - Xianfeng - copper coinsQing "Xianfeng HEAVY treasure" Baofu Bureau when the fifty side of the weight of 225 money a piece, diameter 57.2, GBCA beauty 78, very be

The Republic of China "the Republic of China A son Lin Shengguan silver Bureau" twelve silver ingots a, weighing 343.9g, this ingot beautiful shape, primary color silver light, quality first-class, "L

CHINA. Chihli (Pei Yang Arsenal). 7.2 Candareens (10 Cents), Year 23 (1897). PCGS MS-63+ Gold Shield. L&M-447; K-189; KM-Y-62.1; WS-0614. Some central striking weakness is noted, but this piece otherw