TWO CHINESE IMPERIAL PALACE USED CRYSTAL SEALS

Impressive imperial mandate scroll, over 13 feet long with five panels of silk brocade woven with cloud and dragon motifs. Written in Manchu and Mandarin Chinese, with two imperial seals on center pan

A CRYSTAL ROCK SEAL; IMPERIAL INSCRIPTION; (QING DYN.); H:11cm W:9.5cm wt:1642g

SET OF 15 QING IMPERIAL SEALS Thirteen rectangular seals with calligraphy on all four sides and seals on bottoms. Two oval with calligraphy on two sides and seals on bottom. The tops of

TWO CHINESE PORCELAIN FIGURAL VASES: Pair of figural Chinese Famille Rose porcelain vases, having enameled Imperial palace & Horseback war scenes. Red stamps at the undersides. Approx. 23.75" h x 10"

Pierced carving of two figures with floral surround in white jade with later applied unmarked yellow gold hanger, 2" high x 2 1/4" wide. Includes 1970 Chinese red wax seal used during the 1970-80's fo

hanging scroll, ink, and color on paper signed lower left with two artist seals and one imperial seal of the Qianlong emperor Provenance: Christie's--Los Angeles, 18-19th 1998 [Lot 1], with receipt of

Chinese Brass Turtle And Nine Dragons Imperial Seal, A Seal With Turtle And Dragon Sculptures Standing On The Top, Two Dragons Carved Pattern At Each Aspect Of The Seal. Dimensions: W: 7.5Cm H: 13Cm B

Imperial yellow glazed plate incised with a 5-claw dragon chasing a flaming pearl on the face and two 5-claw dragons on the underside of the plate. Plate has a 6-character Daoguang seal mark and is of

A Chinese cinnabar wall vase with imperial poem 18th century With two seals and imperial poem to plaque. H: 9 1/4, W: 4 1/4, D: 1 3/4 in. (H: 23.5, W: 10.8, D: 4.45 cm.) Provenance: Estate, New York.

AN IMPERIAL CHINESE STYLE NINE DRAGONS CARVED SOAPSTONE SEAL, the top carved with nine writhing dragons in pursuit of a pearl of wisdom, on a block base carved in low relief with two adorsed rampant d

The imperial seal of Huangshi Ningshou Palace made by the Ministry of Internal Affairs in the ninth year of Qianlong

Chinese. The crystal bottle is finely painted to one side depicting the scene of two cats in front of morning glory, the top left inscribed and signed Wang Xisan dated to 1978, with one seal mark 'Wan

Qing Dynasty Imperial Painting Booklet. Each ink and color on paper, This piece features several paintings of figures, painted by renowned Imperial artist. With Two artist seal. Provenance: An English

Of even white tone, incised with Imperial poem inscriptions and two seal marks, flanked by two bands of key-fret pattern. Qing Dynasty period. Height: 1 in (2.5 cm) Diameter: 1 3/8 in (3.5 cm)

An Elaborate Imperial Hetian Jasper 'Two Dragons' Seal. Topknot surmounted by coiled, scaly dragons, body carved with poem inscriptions. Chinese Qing Dynasty. Owned by Emperor Tai Shang. Size:15cmx15c

A stunning Chinese hand-painted porcelain oval Imperial courtyard planter pot with two handles. Marked with a red ink seal on the bottom. Dimensions: L: 17 3/4 in.W: 10 1/2 in.H: 6 in.

China, a group of four items, wood beaded bracelet, bronze seal, agate pendant, and two crystal pendants. Length 8 in.29464

China, a group of four items, wood beaded bracelet, bronze seal, agate pendant, and two crystal pendants. Length 8 in.

Consisting of 18+ seals of various materials, some uncut, including bronze, soapstone, rock crystal, and porcelain; in a wood box. The smallest measures 9/16in; the largest 2 7/8in. Together with two

1 inch in diameter by 1 1/8 inches tall.Chinese seals are stamps made of bronze, gold, silver, jade, ivory, wood or stone, used as a sign of rank for government officials and for the authentication of

A two-part palace altar made from pieces of different types of carved jade and lapis lazuli. The four-character Qianlong seal is carved on a square piece of jade and surrounded by lapis lazuli, locate

(Chinese, 1644-1728) signed u.l.c. and with seal mark l.l.c.; together with two watercolor on linen paintings of birds, the first signed "in the manner of Wang Shishen", the second possibly signed "Yu

CHINESE Metal censer with three legs and a body with imperial dragons chasing a flaming pearl. The top also with two dragons and a flaming pearl. The underside with a four-character seal mark (4" x 5"

Qianlong, Qing Dynasty; each lacquered panel embellished with inset jade, wood, and other semiprecious stones; Provenance: From the estate of Eileen Taylor Hurley (1898-1988), East House, Adare Farm,