Estate Chinese Cloisonne & Metal Wares

Including a cloisonne brush pot, a metal hand warmer carved with figures and cranes in landscape, the bottom with a four-character mark, and a special metal censer suspended on a gnarled tree branch s

2 Pieces of Chinese Metal Ware: Cloisonne Bowl (Scaling) & Enamelled Jar, 7 7/8" Diameter.

Big estate lot including porcelains, cloisonne, glasswares, metalwares, pottery, etc. Great lot for online seller to soort out. From estate of Dr. Lila Wallis, Tivoli, N.Y. They travelled the world.

A pair of good Vintage 20th c. Chinese Cloisonne Ware Vases with Ornate Rosewood Stands in the Original Box. In perfect condition. Butterflies and peonies on white ground, gilded rims and interiors an

(lot of 3) Chinese metal ware, consisting of a cloisonne enameled censer with flowers on a green ground, raised zoomorphic tripod supports, the domed lid mounted by a fu-lion; together with two pipes,

Pair of Chinese cloisonne enameled metal vases, of meiping form, featuring butterflies and flowering branches on a yellow ground, 15.5"h; Provenance: Property from a Beverly Hills estate

Group of nine old and antique Chinese cloisonné enamel and enameled metal pieces, including: plate; quatrefoil tray; three boxes; together with four stirrups; Provenance: Estate of Delmer & Rob

Chinese gilt metal and cloisonne censer, 19th/20th c., foo dog finial, ring handles, unmarked, 9"h x 6"w Provenance: From the Estate of a Brooklyn New York Collector

Gorgeous pair of camels with polychrome enamels over metal formed with wire work, overall archaic style, saddle having grotesque masks on the sides. Each has beautiful rich blues with various animals

China, ROC Period, cloisonne brush washer, slightly raised base, metal details on rim and base, back ground and flowers encircling body, on bent on rim. Length 11 3/4 in.

Highly ornamental and colorful design, vivid turquoise color enamel over metal.

Group of six pieces of Chinese/Japanese cloisonne and porcelain includes: Japanese yellow floral bowl, composed of porcelain and white metal, 1.75"H x 7.75"W; Small Chinese cloisonne bowl, decorated i

Including Chinese bangles, stone carvings, rings, pendants, porcelain cups, metal decors, a long bead necklace and a cloisonne bowl. Approx. 5.7-4.6-4 inch (largest).

Chinese cloisonne enameled covered jar with lion finial; minor flaws and loss to cloisonne, discolor to metal, as-is condition; H 7 1/4" x W 5"Provenance: Estate of Roy and Ilse Byrnes, San Juan Capis

Estate lot of assorted brass and other metalwares. Includes an Indian brass sculpture of Khandoba on horseback (10" tall), a Chinese smoking pipe, a signel lion bookend, a small metal box, a brass wal

A great lot of different styles Chinese pendants . Lot of 5.

Antique silver metal mounted cloisonné and hardstone teapot. 4-1/2 tall.

Japanese vase, 6 3/4"; cloisonne bowl, 4"-diameter; Canton Ware ashtray; 7 3/4"-diameter; Chinese vase (drilled), 6 3/4"

Well-potted, the jar is painted with an ancient figure in landcape on the exterior body and an underglazed seal on base, mounted with metal base and cover for jarlet ware use. PROVENANCE: Estate from

Thirteen Chinese Snuff Bottles comprising hardstone, metal, glass, amethyst, lapis lazuli and cloisonne enamel examples. Height of tallest 3 3/8 in., 8.4 cm. Property from a Private Chicago Estate

Including cloisonne examples, porcelain, enamel, and porcelain and metal examples. Some wear, losses. Largest: 2"h x 3"dia Provenance: Property from a Warwick, NY Estate

A Chinese Jian Ware Tea Bowl Southern Song Dynasty Of conical form; the oily black glaze suffused with brown streaks; applied metal rim. Diameter 4 1/2 inches C Property from the Estate of Paul Revere

20th Century, Three Small Graduated Mud Ware Vases, Cloisonne Vase With Blue Ground And Peonies, Enamel Metal Tea Caddy, Tallest 8 Inches, Dents And Chips To Tea Caddy. See Photos For Condition.

(5) Chinese cloisonne wares, including two pairs of birds and a jar. PROVENANCE: From the Collection of Wei Yuan Hsueh and Emily Hsueh, Dallas, Texas. Owners of the former Oriental Art Shop in Dallas,