Chinese 18th C. Cloisonne on Gilt Bronze Bowl

MASSIVE Pair of Chinese QianLong Gilt Cloisonne Fruit Jar; 18th c Having simply deep bowl body, raised on concave splayed foot base. Wealthily decorated with layers of Repeated Ruyi patterns bands. Th

MASSIVE Pair of Chinese QianLong Gilt Cloisonne Fruit Jar; 18th c Having simply deep bowl body, raised on concave splayed foot base. Wealthily decorated with layers of Repeated Ruyi patterns bands. Th

Chinese Qing Dynasty cloisonne charger, cast in a circular form, wide board cavetto rising the steep shallow sides toward flat banded rim. The central interior vividly decorated with enamel filling gi

Antique 18th Century Chinese Bronze Cloisonne Enamel Bowl measures H: 7" x DIA: 14"

Two candle holders of the Qianlong period, The pair is characteristicly with the sheep efigy on the foot, resting on it four leg, with head facing upward, the horn curved down to the shoulder, each hu

Finely casted bronze in form of a shallow vessel, wide broad interior to short everted rim. The central body decorated with cloisonne enamel works of centralized Utpala, the night lotus bloom surround

Finely casted bronze in form of a shallow vessel, wide broad interior to short everted rim. The central body decorated with cloisonne enamel works of centralized Utpala, the night lotus bloom surround

A matched pair of Chinese gilt bronze cloisonne enamel conjoined double vases. Decorated with naturalistic scenes of flowers and butterflies. Likely middle Qing Dynasty, 18th century. Measures: 6.5" h

Pair of 18th Century Chinese Qing Dynasty gilt bronze cloisonne enamel Flower Pots. Having flori-form body, straight side rising from a flat concave base, deep vessel with flared and flat banded rim.

Size: Width 12.5 cm - Height 6 cm Materials: Gilt Bronze Time Period: Qing dynasty Manufactured Date: 18th-c Period Origin: China

Dimensions: 3-1/2" H x 5-1/4" W Weight: 1,149.8g 18th Century Finest Chinese Qing Dynasty gilt bronze cloisonne trinket box cast into shaped square body, gilt bronze banded on the rim , lip and foot b

Chinese gilt bronze and cloisonne Stupa, Qing Dynasty (18th/19th c), of typical form, unmarked, 7.75"h x 2.5"squ Provenance: Estate of Distinguished Professor Philip Gould, NYC

A Chinese Gilt Bronze Incense Bowl 17th-18th century The shallow bowl finely chased to show Daoist emblems against a diaper ground. Diameter 4 3/4 inches C

Rare Pair Chinese 18th/19th Century Gilt Bronze and Cloisonne Lanterns with pierced rectangular gilt base and pierced top, the body in round moon shape with the cloisonne in woven bands and Ruyi Heads

A Chinese Qing Cloisonne and Gilt Tripod Censer, Ding Shaped, with deep bowl body, raised on tripod legs emerged from animal masks, two bands flanked on the lip, with exterior. Archaic Ruyi pattern in

A Pair of French Gilt-Bronze-Mounted Chinese Imari Porcelain Coupes LATE 18TH CENTURY Each bowl within a pierced gilt-bronze rim, (chain is lacking one ring) supported on three animal hoof legs headed

A Gilt Bronze Mounted Chinese Export Porcelain Bowl and Cover 18TH CENTURY, Mounts 19TH CENTURY Height 11 x width 16 x depth 10 inches. Provenance: Texas Private Collection

A Pair of Chinese Cloisonné and Gilt Bronze Birds, Qing Dynasty, 18th-19th century 5-1/2 x 8-1/4 inches (14.0 x 21.0 cm) (each) HID03101062020 © 2020 Heritage Auctions | All Rights Reserve

A Chinese Gilt Bronze Mounted Porcelain Bowl Porcelain 18th Century, Bronze Mounts 19th Century Width 12 1/2 inches.

With foliate bracket rim, featuring overglaze polychrome yellow, green and red enamels with underglaze blue, and gilt detail. Blue leafy mark on base within double circle. Metal base with T-motif. H.

Antique French Gilt Bronze Mounted Chinese Export Famille Rose Porcelain Bowl, the porcelain 18th c., decorated in Mandarin Palette with figural scenes and sepia and iron red floral sprays, base with

Most likely 19th century. Small cauldron shapes on three feet. Plain, 2.25"H. 3.75"d. and one with gilt rabbits and cast Qianlong mark (possibly correct for late 18th century?). Minor surface scuffs.

Chinese bronze censer and cloisonne horse, Qing Dynasty (18th/19th c.), the small round censer with Xuande mark (1426-1435) to underside, 2"h x 4"dia, the gilt and polychrome enameled cast bronze sitt

18th century Chinese incense burner and cover depicting a Shoulou seated atop a deer. Deer suspends a sprig of lingzhi fungus in its mouth. On a later carved wood base. From a Scarsdale, NY estate. Di