Chinese Chickenblood Stone Qin Dynasty

This product came out of a Japanese old house.This is an old genuine article at the time. All size: Height 12.5cm Width 15cm diameter 5.5cm

H:8.5cm,W:3cm

H:9.5cm,W:2.2cm,Weight:120g

H:12.5cm,W:7.7cm,weight:648g,

H:8.1cm W:1.9cm WT:47g

H:5.4cm W:4.1cm WT:59g

H:9cm W:1.6cm WT:61g

H:7cm W:1.6cm WT:38g

Height: 10.5cm, width: 2.4cm, weight: 83g

H:6.4cm W:4.2cm WT:77g

H:5.4cm W:2cm WT:61g

Dimension:31"x13"x10"cm 2721g

Qing Dynasty.The square top with inset dream stone panel, the variegated stone surface worked to bring out an imagined landscape above a pierced and carved frieze of eternal knot work on supports join

中國秦代 半兩金幣 Chinese Qin Dynasty Semi-two Gold Coin Dimension: 30x31x1(mm) 1.18x1.22x0.04(inches) Weight 0.02 lbs/10 g The wooden stand no included

中國秦代 鏨刻篆文 铜 秦权秤砣 Chinese Qin Dynasty Copper Weight Dimension: 91x91x65(mm) 3.58x3.58x2.56(inches) Weight: 5.2

White ground plates; gilded gold accents, adorn with painted flowers. Each plate is 1in H x 9in Dia. Country of Origin: China

A small antique Chinese Qin Dynasty blue and white porcelain vase. The globular shaped body is adorned with underglaze cobalt blue ink floral, foliage, geometrical and scrollwork patterns. Marked with

An ancient Chinese iron sword with a bronze handle. This kind of weapon refers to the Qin dynasty of imperial China that improved its strong military. The military used the most advanced weaponry of t

Chinese chicken-blood stone stamp/seal decorated with figures and signed, probably 19th c. .75"h x 4.75"l x 3.75"w

中國秦代 半兩金幣 Chinese Qin Dynasty Semi-two Gold Coin Dimension: 31x31x2(mm) 1.22x1.22x0.08(inches) Weight 0.03 lbs/13 g The wooden stand no included

Exceptional quality pair of Antique 1900s Chinese Qin Dynasty sculptural bookends depicting elephants on decorated stands. The manufacture and design are typical of the early 20th century, blending or

300-200 BC Chinese Qin dynasty 8 Zhu bronze coin. Obverse lettering Ban Liang. Hartill 7.7. D: 30 mm, 4.31 grams

Two Chinese gilt figures of a horse and rider, in the Qin Dynasty (2nd century BC) manner, modeled after the Terracotta Army cavalry soldiers and war horses during the reign of Qin Shi Huang, the firs

China, Qin and Han dynasties, ca. 210 BCE to 200 CE. This is a group of 12 round coins with square holes from ancient China; the Ban Liang coin was introduced in 210 BCE and is considered to be the fi