Two Chinese Jadeite Shallow Dishes, late Qing Dy

Nine Snuff Dishes This group comprises four underglaze blue porcelain dishes, two glass dishes, one yellow enameled porcelain dish, one green jadeite dish, and one cloisonnÈ enamel dish. Late Qing Dy

ASIAN: Chinese porcelain, twenty pieces, late Qing to 1930's, including: two cricket boxes, 6 ½" diam. bowl, footed dishes, several dishes/shallow bowls, most with famille rose floral decoratio

A PAIR OF BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN 'DRAGONS' DISHES, LATE QING China, 19th to early 20th century. Each with shallow sides rising from a ring foot, painted with two confronting dragons amid clouds, wit

A fine Chinese porcelain plate / shallow dish. Late Qing / early Republic era. Underglaze blue enamels depicting stylized flowers, leaves and scrolling vines, surrounding a central floral medallion. T

Finely decorated antique Chinese Mocai (black glaze) porcelain tea wares including three saucers and two cups, painted with landscape motifs, Jiaqing period, early 19th century, small chips, hairlines

The Largest H : 2 1/4 in ( 5.72 cm ) W : 11 1/4 in ( 28.58 cm ) L : 9 in ( 22.86 cm )

Two Chinese Carved Jade and Jadeite Necklaces, late Qing Dynasty17 inches long (43.2 cm) (

Two Chinese Porcelain Oblong Quatrefoil Footed DishesLate Qing Dynasty, circa 1900, each dish is hand painted with noble figures, the underside edges of the dishes are painted with auspicious Chinese

A FAMILLE ROSE PALETTE ‘EIGHT DAOIST IMMORTALS’ PORCELAIN SHALLOW DISH CHINA, LATE QING DYNASTY, CIRCA 1900 It rests on a short ring foot and has an ogee-shaped body and a circular shape.

TWO EARLY 20TH CENTURY CHINESE CARVED JADEITE BOWLS Late Qing/Republic. Largest 9.5 cm diameter. (2)

Four Chinese Jade and Jadeite Jewelry LATE QING DYNASTY comprising two jade dragon-head belt hooks, one jadeite belt hook incised with a shou character, and a pale celadon jade ruyi -head hairpin. Len

Group of Chinese Imari gilt and paint decorated porcelain dinner serving dishes, late Qing Dynasty, circa 1900, comprising two covered tureens and six oval platters, decorated in the Imperial taste an

both with flared lips, one decorated with insects and flowers, the other decorated with dogs of fo, d 8cm, 9cm (2)

Two late Qing Dynasty famille rose examples, each square with a low foot, one decorated with warriors, the other with birds,  insects and flowers.    Dimensions: each is about 6 1/2&quo

Pair of famille rose crescent-shaped dishes decorated with figural motifs, Tongzhi mark, late Qing Dynasty, good condition, 8 3/8" wide (21.3 cm), 2 1/4“ (5.7 cm) high

A FAMILLE ROSE PALETTE ‘HONG OF CANTON’ PORCELAIN SHALLOW DISH OR PLATE CHINA, LATE QING DYNASTY TO REPUBLIC / MINGUO PERIOD Of circular shape, it rests on a short unglazed ring foot. The

A FAMILLE ROSE CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN ‘LADIES AND BOY’ OGEE-SHAPED SHALLOW DISH CHINA BY COMMAND, LATE QING DYNASTY Of circular ogee shape, it rests on a short ring foot/. The inner part

Late Qing Period, consisting of a pair of unmarked enamelled celadon porcelain dishes with welled interiors, decorated with hand painted images of birds of paradise, insects & peonie blossoms, minor r

Three famille rose bowls with petal-lobed rims, two marked, late Qing Dynasty, smallest floral dish with a hairline and a repair, 4" wide, 2 1/8" high (largest one)

Includes seven mixed Ming and Qing saucers, two Ming rice bowls, a Ming shallow bowl, a Ming jarlet, and a small covered kamcheng with lug handles and foo dog finial, likely late Qing, SE Asia market.

A FAMILLE VERTE 'DRAGON AND PHOENIX' PORCELAIN DISH China, late Qing Dynasty, 19th century The central part adorned with two four-claw dragons together with two phoenix, all encircling a flaming pearl

Two Chinese Enameled Porcelain Articles Late Qing Dynasty Comprising a quatrefoil stembowl and a dish with dragon roundels. Diameter of largest 11 1/4 inches. C

Late Qing Dynasty, 19th c. Cast Iron Tabletop Censer, in shallow dish form with overall beaded surface, the domed lid with three vents, central copy of a Liao Dynasty charm having a Daoist inscription

Late Ming - Early Qing dynasty, 17th-18th century, a shallow dish molded in the form of a leaf, with slightly incised ribs on interior, and flowering branches curling underneath the exterior to form t