Qing Dynasty Qiyang Stone "Crane" Study Room Incense

A Qiyang stone carved panel dating from the Qing dynasty with a wooden frame. The carving depicts a mythical city with cranes over the ocean. Dimensions are: the carving measures 17 inches tall X 13 i

A Qiyang stone carved panel dating from the Qing dynasty with a wooden frame. The carving depicts a mythical city with cranes over the ocean. Dimensions are: the carving measures 17 inches tall X 13 i

L:20cm W:14cm H:10cm Wt:1556g

L:14.5cm W:9cm Wt:610g

L:9cm W:3cm Wt:600g

Qing Dynasty - Tianhuang Stone 'Dragon' Incense Burner Size: Diameter 16.5cm, Height 5cm, Weight 860g All measurements are approximate

Height:18.3cm

H:4.5cm L:12.7cm W:3.4cm Wt:292.6g

Qing Dynasty - Shoushan Tianhuang Stone 'Dragon' Incense Burner Size: Diameter 16.5cm, Height 8cm, Weight 1430g All measurements are approximate

Qing Dynasty - Shoushan Tianhuang Stone 'Chilong' Incense Burner Size: Length 16cm, Width 11.5cm, Height 9.5cm, Weight 1190g All measurements are approximate

Qing Dynasty - Shoushan Tianhuang Stone Dragons Incense Burner Size: Diameter 14cm, Height 9.5cm, Weight 1750g All measurements are approximate

D: 14cm H:23cm Wt:550.7g

Height: 14cm, width: 8cm, weight: 1696 g

QING DYNASTY SHOUSHAN TIAN HUANG STONE BEAST HEAD INCENSE ; H11cm W11.5cm Wight418g

H:16cm D:2.3cm Wt:640g

A set of ink and jade study rooms in Qianlong, Qing Dynasty, China

L:25cm W:7.5cm H:21cm

Graceful, well made, depicting a mother crane with her baby. The mother crane's removable wing serves as the cover of the burner. Circa 19TH century, possibly a Chinese Qing Dynasty piece or a Japanes

Two Mongolian Chinese Qing Dynasty Temple Urns, very ornate, all over decoration with accent jade stones, crane bird top. made of a Silvered finish metal, urn bases with tops. One of a jind item. Size

Chinese Qing Dynasty Bamboo Incense Burner w Crane & Dragon Turtle Dimension: 135x130x100(mm) 5.31x5.12x3.94(inches) Weight: 0.40 lbs/180 g

Qing Dynasty, ,Diameter: 5.0 inch

Qing Dynasty, Diameter: 5.0 inch

Of rounded rectangular form, the bottle carved in shallow relief with scholar resting under pine tree to one side, reverse similarly carved with a crane. The stone is of even white tone. Qing Dynasty

East Asia, China, Qing Dynasty, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A lovely hand carved lidded storage vessel with a low relief carving of a crane upon the lid. The stone is sheerly cut and nearl