Chinese Lac Burgate Zoomorphs

A fine Chinese lac burgaute dish, Late Qing / Republic period. The deep saucer dish, decorated with opalescent shell is centered by officials and attendants conversing within a luxuriant landscape set

2pc Chinese Lac Burgaute & Applique Snuff Bottles 2.5'' Approx. Includes an intricate lacquered inlay snuff and an unusual turquoise and hardstone applique bottle. Well hollowed forms. Excellent condi

Age: Qing dynasty Description: A fine set of 3 Chinese lac burgaute lacquer square trays decorated with inlaid mother of pearl scenes of landscapes with figures against a black ground. The reverse sol

TWO CHINESE LAC BURGUATE SNUFF BOTTLES, with stoppers, each decorated with river landscape panels, each 2.6in high. (2)

(lot of 2) Chinese lac burgaute items, comprising a hexagonal display stand decorated with the Eight Daoist Emblems centering a chilong dragon, and a small model of a horned mythical beast resting fou

Black lacquer panels with mother of pearl inlay depicting beautiful blossomed flower and figures by a lake. Each panel is house in an identical gilded frame. Frame size for one: 6in W x 10.5in H. Sigh

Two fine 18th/19th C Chinese Lac Burgaute (Gold, Silver & Mother-of-Pearl inlaid into Black Lacquer) Snuff Bottles apparently with their original tops; the first with two panels of intricate landscape

Chinese Lac Burgaute Small Stacking Box 3.5''x5''. Intricate inlaid lacquer with central peacock motif. Three part stacking box. Some very light surface wear. Overall excellent condition. 19th century

Pair Chinese Lac Burgaute Tea Bowls 2.25''x4.5'' Each. Mother of pearl and lacquered scenes of figures in landscape. Silver over copper interior. Overall wear from use. 18th century, Qing dynasty.

Pair of 18th century Chinese Lac Burgatte square lacquer cups with landscape and figural decoration. 2-1/8" wide. 1-3/4" high.

A Chinese lac burgaute black lacquer tea caddy. The box having mother of pearl and abalone inlaid decoration depicting florals and geometric designs. Measures approximately 3" high, 2-5/8" diameter.

A beautiful black lacquer decorated with gilded gold accents and mother of pearls depicting maidens in a courtyard. Frame size: 40in W x 20in H x 1in D. Sight size: 36.25in W x 16.5in H. Country of Or

Ancient East Asia, Northeast China, Hongshan culture, Neolithic Period, ca. 3800 to 2700 BCE. A fine jade pendant engraved with a stylized visage of a zoomorphic being, made from a mottled pale green

Chinese gilt bronze tripod censer, one side of the body featuring a gilt horse and the other with a qilin amid rolling waves, the neck with floral tendrils flanked by s-shaped handles, raised on zoomo

**Originally Listed At $300** East Asia, China, late Qing to early Republic, ca. mid-19th to early 20th century CE. A beautiful and wearable bracelet carved from serpentine of a sage green color. Pres

(lot of 2) Chinese bronze items: the first, a mythical beast with traces of gilt; the second, a censer with a compressed body and flanked by mythical bird form handles, the neck decorated with a band

Stunning silver box by Boucheron Paris. RARE box in silver, silver guild and mother of pearl representing Antique Chinese imaginary. Box adorned with lac burgaute´ panels depicting a Chinoiserie sc

Chinese white jade covered urn, of flattened hu form carved with bands depicting taotie masks and archaistic zoomorphs, flanked by dragon handles, together with a lid having a jewel form finial, 9"h

(lot of 60) Two trays of archaistic Chinese small hardstone decorative items, of various forms and sizes, each of different patterns including zoomorphs, largest: 4.5"l; Provenance: Retired Southern C

(lot of approx. 42) Four boxes of Chinese archaistic decorative items, including plaques, discs, and toggles of different sizes and types, including zoomorphs, largest box: 14.5" h × 17.25" w

(lot of 17) Chinese embroidered wallets, of various colors and forms, decorated with patterns such as flowers, figures, zoomorphs and auspicious symbols, largest; 7"w; Provenance: Estate of Reynold To

**First Time At Auction** East Asia, China, Ming Dynasty, ca. 1368 to 1644 CE. A fabulous carved-wood panel of rectangular form featuring the high relief scene of three abstract zoomorphs known as qil

Chinese spinach jade lidded urn, the vessel of flattened inverted bell form with a stylized taotie mask, raised on a pedestal base flanked by bird form zoomorphs, the lid with a recumbent mythical bea

(lot of 4) Chinese small jade/hardstone plaques; the first, pierced with zoomorphs encircling a movable center; the second, with a meandering chilong and scrolling sprigs; one pierced carving of folia