CHINESE SILVER CAST RITUAL INSTRUMENTS

3 Chinese Bronze Incense Burners: 2 shaped as Gui Ritual Food Vessels with silver wire inlay, 1 with Shi Sou mark to base and 1 with cast Dragon Medallion to base; together with a vase shaped incense

Old Pair Chinese Silver Cast Bangles , 19th century , inner size;6.5 CM , bangle width :1.4 CM , thickness: 0.4 CM ,weight pf the pair : 113.7 grams , in good condition

Chinese silver cast in cylindrical body, a deep vessel with steep straight sides everted from the cavetto, gently tapered on the rim, supporting the domed and pierced lid. Three squat legs supported t

A 20th century Chinese Silver teapot. Cast figural decoration with applied detail, engraved designs, and shaped handle. Cast character marks on base. Some wear. 5" high overall. ESTIMATE $300-500

Large Chinese Cast Bronze Tripod Ritual Food Vessel, Eastern Zhou Dynasty. A symbol of authority and burial offering, this example is decorated with two bands of curvilinear anthropomorphic decoration

2 - Fine 19th C Chinese Silver Bangles well cast and engraved with Figures, Dragons, Scrolling Flowers, the smaller with three silver & maker's marks inside. Total weight 141 grams. Age related wear.

CHINESE CAST-IRON JUI RITUAL VESSEL, cast in multiple parts, the ovoid body with a long curved spout on one side and a counterbalancing flange on the other, single loop handle to o

Chinese cast silver with hand chased work, on a blue enamel ground depicting a Guanyin on horse with two attendants, hallmarked on verso. Approx. 3 x 2.5 in.  Condition: excellent.

CHINESE MING DYNASTY GOLD AND SILVER INSTRUMENTS L. 27 cm. W. 12.5 cm. Weight 777 gram.

Qing Zhejiang "Zhejiang Customs thirty years auspicious word" fifty-two round ingot one, weight: 206.4g, the word stamp is clear, the word mouth is deep, excellent condition, well-preserved, the Qing

Qing "hubei gucheng county Guangxu five public aid "es pieces of silver a year may, weight: 1872.7 g, modelling elegant, poking and articulated, the original mellow patina quaint, this rare" gucheng c

Chinese ancient coins - silver coins - cast silver coinsAt the end of Qing Dynasty and the beginning of Republic of China, Jiangxi "Ji 'an Yongji Silver Bureau" double-row stamp 50 liang silver ingots

Qing Hunan "Jingzhou Yi Yuan" twelve weight ingots, weight: 371.2g, white light, pure silver, clear words, in good condition, the name of this place is rarely seen, recently not made supplies editor's

Qingshan east "Fushan County with the star silver furnace" three row stamp fifty-two silver ingots a piece, weight: 1819.1g, word stamp clear, beautiful shape, not nearly make supplies Fushan has a lo

Qing Shaanxi "32 years Yongshou Feng Chang" fifty-two silver ingots a piece, weight: 139.3g, original Lao Bao pulp, word stamp clear, rarely seen varieties, very rare, Taiwan senior collector old coll

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

A Chinese silver ingot, rectangular form, cast with phoenix birds flanking a lotus flower, stamped marks, 23cm long, 4.48ozt

Chinese Export silver trophy cup, cast dragon-form handles, body profusely decorated with processions of figures, stem issuing from a dragon's mouth, continuing onto the domed foot with a stepped edge

A very fine antique Chinese SILVER BRONZE covered censer, cast in a square form, wider on the upper body, tapered gracefully to the opening rim, raised on four squat corner legs, two bar handles evert

A Chinese Antique Silver Teapot: Finely Cast And Of Compressed Globular Form, Rising From A Base Rested On Low Feet To A Domed Lid Topped With A Rounded Finial, Sculpted With A Rounded Handle And Curl

Pair Chinese Silver Stem Bowls: Finely Cast With Rising Sides, Sculpted As Sprouting Leaves; Size: D: 3" (7.62cm) [Each]

A Chinese Pewter Silver Teapot: Finely Cast And Of Hexagonal Form, Rising From A Base Rested On Low Feet To A Domed Lid, Body Sculpted With A Curling Spout And High Arching Handles, Finely Carved With

18th Century Chinese Qing Dynasty gilt silver covered censer. Cast in a traditional rectangular shaped Chinese censer, Fang Ding. A rectangular vessels, with wider opening, raised on four tall cabriol

(lot of 3) A Chinese silver tea set, each piece cast with a repousse figure of dragon chasing the elusive pearl reserved against a fishscale ground, consisting of a teapot, a creamer and a covered sug