Chinese Silver Dragon Sugar Bowl sgd Hone Wo

Circa 1880, Hone Wo, a nicely decorated Chinese silver sugar bowl with detailed dragons encircling the body, having two handles, hallmarked by Hone Wo, monogram in reserve, 175 grams, 3.25" x 6.75"

Zee Wo, Honan Road, Shanghai, China circa 1900 Marked ZEE WO Weight- 12.7 troy oz. Height- 3 1/4" Top- 5 3/4" x 7 1/4"

(4 piece) Chinese Export silver tea service, with bamboo-form handles and spout, including: (1) teapot, (1) creamer, (1) sugar bowl, (1) tray, approx 22"l, 13.5"w; 111.99oz total (

Shanghai, late 19th/early 20th century, retailed by Zee Wo. 5 5/8" tall, 9" diameter. 24 ozt. A few pin-sized dings. We are grateful to Adrien von Ferscht for providing accurate information on the ori

Comprising: a teapot, covered sugar bowl and creamer, with dragon handles and knobs, repousse buildings and figures to the sides. Weight: 43 ozt Dimensions: 6" H x 10" W (GMAL35-491/3) (WT)

19th century Chinese Export Silver Creamer and Covered Sugar Bowl with all-over dragon decoration and dragon handles. Signed in Chinese on base. 14.4 total troy ounces. Sugar bowl- 6-3/4" wide.

Chinese 3 piece tea set in original box. Dragon design. Signed on the underside. Teapots hinge is broken. Sugar bowls finial is missing. Silver has some residue left on it. Some minor dents around. To

Chinese Export Silver 4-Piece Zee-Wo Tea Set 19th century. Zee Wo & Co., Shanghai. Teapot, cream pitcher and sugar bowl with tongs. Teapot Ht. 6 in. L 9 1/2 in. 37.5 ozt For new customers purchasing s

An early 20th century Chinese Export sterling tea set by Hung Chong. Comprising a teapot, creamer, and covered sugar bowl, each piece features a repousse dragon about, bamboo style handles and spout.

7 pcs Asian Silver including Export. 1st item: Chinese sterling silver flask with hammered and engraved surface depicting a dragon encircled by bats on one side and a pagoda on the other, with inscrib

A turn of the century Chinese export silver sugar bowl, the bulbous part fluted body rising to the wide embossed border depicting a dancing dragon surrounding an initialled cartouche and two scrolling

15-piece Chinese cobalt pocelain tea set with silver overlay, each with a scene of writhing dragons contesting a flaming pearl of wisdom, comprising (1) teapot with lid 8"h, (1) covered sugar bowl 5.5

A Chinese Export Silver Seven-Piece Tea and Coffee Service Zee Wo, Shanghai, Late 19th/Early 20th Century comprising a water-kettle on stand, teapot, coffee pot, creamer, sugar, waste bowl, strainer,

A silver three piece tripod tea service, late Qing dynasty, late 19th-early 20th century comprising a tea pot, creamer and sugar bowl, each one with dragon handles and well decorated with scholars in

Chased, engraved and applied five toe dragons (2) on sides with another donut form symbol between and engraved three character text below tails, marked with two Chinese hallmarks on base, same marks a

A PAIR OF CHINESE SILVER DRAGON BOWLS, circa 1900, weighing approx. 300gm, the sides of each pierced with dragons and cloud scrolls, each base with impressed maker’s marks, 5.1in diameter & 2.3in hi

Chinese Export Silver "Dragon" Bowl with mesh frog, 7" diameter.

A Hung Chong Chinese Export Silver Sugar Bowl, Canton & Shanghai, China, circa 1880Ma

This great looking piece is Chinese silver, but does not test as sterling. It is reticulated with facing dragons, sun in center. Bowl has clear glass liner, appears original. It is marked with Chinese

Chinese Silver outer Covering for a bowl with a pierced and stamped design of Confronting Dragons, Pearls of Wisdom and Clouds, the base with an unidentified silver hallmark, "IW" or "MI". Total weigh

Chinese silver plate dragon bowl. Measures 31" long 7.5" wide.

20th Century Chinese Asian export silver tri-footed centerpiece. Features deep relief dragon design with flowers. Chinese character marks and hallmarks on bottom rim. X-ray tested in excess of 950. To

20th Century Chinese Asian export silver centerpiece bowl. Features deep relief dragon design with three dragons at base, and twin dragon handles. Apparently unsigned. X-ray tested in excess of 950. T

Chinese 1936 export silver dragon bowl, a gift to Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Selfridge, from RCA Victor Co of China Shanghai, 20.8 troy oz. (646 grams) TW., 5" h x 8 1/4" dia. Provenance: from Dr. Anthony New