China ox and China dog, Qing

中國清代 角雕 雙獸耳燈盞蠟燭台 shuangshouerChinese Qing Dynasty Ox Horn Inlay Gem Double Ears Candlestick Dimension:

中國清代 其樂融融角雕碗 Chinese Qing Dy Ox Horn High Relief Bowl w Sages Meeting Dimension: 175x175x120(mm)6.89x63.89x4.72(inches) Wei

EMERALD OX , QING DYNASTY, CHINA H. 7.5 cm. L. 13.5 cm. W. 10.5 cm. Weight 1527 gram.

A 'BOY ON OX' PORCELAIN CUP, QING China, 1644-1912. The surface finely enameled depicting a mountainous scene with a boy riding on an ox and two goats grazing. The underside with a six-character Daogu

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Two Foo dogs, Qing dynasty. China, 18th century. Carved, polychromed and gilded wood. Some flaws and flaws in wood and polychromy. Measurements: 27 x 20 x 30 cm (largest). Two of Foo dogs, from the Qi

Very Fine Ningxia 'Seat-Mat' (Fo Dogs) 'Qing Dynasty', West China, 19th century, wool/cotton, approx. 158 x 82 cm, condition: 2(good condition, professionally cleaned), remarkable fine knotting, high-

GILT BRONZE DOG FROM QING DYNASTY, CHINA; H. 6 cm. W. 9 cm. Weight 395 gram.

CHINA, QING DYNASTYRecumbent foo dog bronze scroll weight. Dimensions:3" tall by 3 1/4" long Notes:We Offer Shipping! Provenance:

Hetian Jade China , Qing dynasty (1636-1912) Dimensions: 19 x 17 x 11 cm Weight: 1795 grams The lying ox is carved from a piece of Hetian jade with exquisite skills. Some clouds are decorated around i

East Asia, China, Qing Dynasty to Republic period, ca. 19th to mid-20th century CE. A pair of amulets carved from semi-precious stones - a nephrite jade face and a moonstone ox pendant. The miniature

**Originally Listed At $400** East Asia, China, Qing Dynasty to Republic period, ca. 19th to mid-20th century CE. A pair of amulets carved from semi-precious stones - a nephrite jade face and a moonst

Porcelain. China, Qing Dynasty, 19th cent. The almost totally round, shouldered, small vessel is finely formed and offers a beautiful reddish tone à la "ox blood" on the exterior, allowing the ligh

Porcelain. China, Qing Dynasty, 19th cent. Six Character Mark Da Qing Qianlong nian zhi Very beautiful red color tone in the art of "ox blood". Belly-like corpus with elegant curved tall neck, bulbous

Chinese Qinglong Ox Blood Flambe Hu Porcelain Vase"CHINA, 20TH CENTURY WITH QING MARK TO BASE A 20th century Chinese Hu form Ox Blood Flambe porcelain vase. The vase possesses a Jun Yao glaze with pur

Porcelain. China, late Qing Dynasty, approx. 19th cent. Very flat vessel with wide opening. External deep "ox blood" glaze, inside light grey color tone with distinctive craquelling glaze. The rim is

Porcelain. China, late Qing, approx. 19th cent. Typical water vessel for the brush of the calligrapher, cylindrical form with round shoulders, big opening with hardly offset rim. The "ox blood-red" of

China.A pair of Qing Dynasty porcelain dogs. Size: 3.74*4.72in.

Origin:China Date/Period:19th.c Material:porcelain Approximate Size: Height:9cm Additional Information: This is a Qing Dynasty Guangxi period blue and white foo dog tea pot. The pot features elegant b

DESCRIPTION: Each celadon jade carved plaques depict fu dogs and flowers. Qing dynasty was a Manchu-led imperial dynasty and was the last dynasty of China. PROVENANCE:  George Henne November 1866 - J

Ningxia 'Runner' (Fo-Dogs With Ying & Yang) 'Qing-Dynasty', West China, 19th century, wool/cotton, approx. 241 x 77 cm, condition: 2 (good condition, professionally cleaned), fine chinese runner with

China, Qing Dynasty, ca. 18th to 19th century CE. A large carved granite table on four legs, with carved foo dogs crouched on top. The foo dogs here are guardians charged with protecting the writer us