Pair Qing Architectural Roof Fragments Dragon Fish

Pair of Qing dynasty polychromed wooden architectural roof carvings depicting dragon fish, a temple component with the wish of fire prevention.Each; height: 7 1/2 in x width: 24 in x depth: 8 in.

Ceramic stoneware dragonfish, originally part of a pair of architectural motifs, featuring Shiwan style polychrome glazing 24"h x 7"w x 12"d Provenance: A Dallas, Texas collection We happily provi

Pair of Chinese polychrome glazed ceramic roof tiles depicting dragons and fish, mounted to wood supports. Larger: 11.5" H x 6.5" W x 4" D. Crazing throughout, minor hairlines and losses.

Lacquered in red with gilt highlights. Carved with dragon, birds and flowers among cloud scrolls. L. 56.5cm (22 1/4 in.)

Cloisonneenamel. China, Qing dynasty A fine pair of cloisonne candlesticks in the form of winged dragon fish. They hold the pricket candlestick in their mouths and their serpentine bodies are finely e

A Pair of Chinese Green and Yellow Glazed Stoneware Fish-Form Roof Tiles Ming-Qing Dynasty mounted on later hardwood stands.  Height of each 7 3/4 in., 19.7 cm. Property

Chinese molded and glazed biscuit porcelain vase with leaping dragon fish or makara, late Qing dynasty, circa 1900.The vase of baluster form, molded in high relief with a pair of dragon fish, also kno

Provenance: A Dallas, TX Collection Pair of black soapstone Chinese dragon architectural figures with carved koi fish accents 8"h x 8.5"w x 3"d/ each Condition: One small chip to fang In-house sh

Pair of Amber Glazed Terra Cotta Dragon Head Form Roof Tiles Corbels, in an Imperial glaze, roughly 8" x 8" x 10 1/2". Minor losses. Provenance: Collections of William Walker & descendants and the Wal

A large, monumental pair of antique Chinese guardian fu lion foo dog palace statues or pagoda roof tile architectural elements, possibly Qing Dynasty or Republic Era. Modeled as a traditional matching

Embroidered Silk Textile Fragments The red-ground dragon panel embroidered with a pair of confronting dragons amidst bats, flame wisps and blue cloud meanders; the second a small vertical banner depic

Two Embroidered Silk Textile Fragments The first a red-ground dragon panel embroidered with a pair of confronting dragons amidst bats, flame wisps and blue cloud meanders; the second a small vertical

Pair of Large Scale Chinese Amber Glazed Dragon Head Form Imperial Roof Tiles, 45 degree mount brackets, with open mouths, lacking the lower jaws, which were cast separately, 20" x 9" x 19". Minor los

Pair of Chinese Shiwan Pottery Fish Roof Tiles on Stands. The beast with the scaly body of fish and the head of dragon with a bulbous nose and bulging eyes, mounted into a rectangular wooden base. {Ap

Silk with multi-colored silk and gold brocade threads, backside lined with plain yellow linen. China, late Qing dynasty This large embroidery, composed of five fragments, shows a pair of large frontal

PROVENANCE: from Lynchburg, VA Private collector. Dimensions (cm): Length: 193.04 cm, Width: 80.01 cm (each) Finest, Chinese Qing Dynasty, golden dragon over red silk Rug. Chinese Embroidery Silk, Exp

PROVENANCE: from Lynchburg, VA Private collector. Dimensions (cm): Length: 193.04 cm, Width: 80.01 cm (each) Finest, Chinese Qing Dynasty, golden dragon over red silk Rug. Chinese Embroidery Silk, Exp

Dimensions: Width: 16cm, Height: 6.5cm Pair of Chinese Qing Dynasty Qianlong White and Alum Red Dragon Porcelain Bowls. The porcelain potted with a shallow body, slight deep, thick, flaring rim with a

Dimensions: Height: 4.7 cm, Diam.14.5 cm Pair of Chinese Qing Dynasty Famille Verte Dragon Motif on Red Glazed Porcelain bowls. The bowls has an open mouth, round lip rim, thick, deep arced body, rais

Pair turquoise/green dragon fish bowls with stands, 18"h x 20 1/2"dia (good condition)

A Pair Of Islamic architectural Fragments c.13th century AD. Size 17 - 17 1/4 inches length, 15-13 inches high. A large matching pair of architectural fragments with floral design. Ex Silk Road NYC.

Chinese Longquan Mallet Vase with Fish Handles. The tapering cylindrical body rising to a tall columnar neck, flanked by a pair of dragon-fish handles, and surmounted by an†everted dish†ri

The tapering cylindrical body surmounted by a tall columnar neck, flanked by a pair of dragon-fish handles, covered overall in a sea-green glaze with faint crackles, 9.6 inch high. Provenance: Proper

Four Asian Painted Wood Architectural Fragments Two dragon-form and two rectangular with birds and flowers. Losses, wear, surface distress. 19-1/4"h x 13"w and 17-1/2"h x 8"d