A Chinese Ivory Disc , Possibly Republic ,

Chinese, possibly republic period. A rouleau shaped porcelain vase with hawk in landscape motif. Character mark to back of vase and underside. Approx. h. 17", w. 6".

Chinese, possibly Republic Period, enameled porcelain box and cover; of rounded form with roosters and landscapes in quatrefoil medallions; seal mark;; D: 9½"

Old Chinese, possibly Republic Period, enameled porcelain rooster; standing proud looking to his right, seal mark; H: 14¼"

Chinese (possibly republic era) vintage famille rose porcelain figure. Holds impressed Chinese stamp on the bottom of the piece. Measures 19" tall by 6" wide (48.26cm tall by 15.24cm wide),Total weigh

A FAMILLE ROSE PALETTE ‘LADIES PLAYING WEIQI’ PORCELAIN VASE OF PHOENIX-TAIL SHAPE, FENGWEIZUN APOCRYPHAL MARK OF EMPEROR QIANLONG CHINA, POSSIBLY REPUBLIC / MINGUO PERIOD It is finely pai

A Set of Four Famille Rose Plaques. Chinese and Possibly Republic period.

Chinese enameled porcelain brush pot, Qianlong reign mark, possibly Republic Period, grisaille enameled with accents of orange, in mountainous landscape scene, calligraphy along exterior, turquoise bl

A PAIR OF EARLY 20TH CENTURY CHINESE CARVED HARDWOOD RECTANGULAR TABLES Late Qing/Republic, possibly Huanghuali and Hongmu. 82 cm x 75 cm x 32 cm.

Wood Buddha reclining on a wood bed; Wood with gold gilt; Possibly Chinese Republic Era; No maker marks observed; Measures approximately H 10 x W 20 1/2 x D 6 inches; Scratches on paint; Part of bed i

A Chinese Porcelain Bowl Possibly Republic or Jiaqin Period Height 2 1/2 x width 5 3/4 inches. Property from the Estate of Joseph E. Suiter, Columbus, Ohio

Painted in bright famille rose enamel, possibly Republic Period (1912 - 1949), the exterior is finely enameled with three medallions enclosing sprays of flowers reserved on a ruby sgraffiato ground sc

Shou Xin Gong White Ceramic Figure Possibly Chinese Republic Period 12î H x 4 3/4 W white glazed figurine markings on inside (see photo) Condition- no chip or cracks.

A RARE EARLY 20TH CENTURY CHINESE CARVED HARDWOOD INK STONE BOX AND COVER Late Qing/Republic, possibly Zitan, together with an ink stick. 12 cm x 7 cm. (2)

Chinese Blue and White Charger Kangxi Reign Mark, possibly republic or later.

A MIRRORED PAIR OF CHINESE TWIN-HANDLED PORCELAIN VASES, possibly Republic, each painted with female figure in an outdoor setting, a tree behind her, each with red mark to base. 23cm high

Coral ground famille rose porcelain bowl with flowers and a turquoise interior. The bottom has a 4-character Yongzheng mark, but the piece is believed to be from the Republic or possibly Yongzheng per

A GOOD QUALITY CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE PORCELAIN BRUSHPOT, possibly Republic Period, the sides of the square-section body with an inscription and a variety of figural, landscape and floral panels, 3.7in

Pair Chinese Export porcelain cranes, Possibly Republic Period (early 20th c.), celadon glazed and polychrome enameled, the mirror image birds depicted standing on rocks, unmarked, 17"h x 8"l x 5"w Pr

Chinese porcelain brush pot possibly Republic Period Hongxian Mark (1915-1916) on the bottom. Depicting a cricket sitting among grass and bamboo over monochrome white ground with colophon and painted

Chinese embroidered silk skirt from the late Qing Dynasty or possibly early Republic period. Mounted to a framed cork board measuring (frame) 30" x 45" wide. Condition: minor scattered discoloration t

(lot of 2) Chinese ivory wrist rests, Qing dynasty/Republic Period: (1) the underside carved and undercut with a scholar-official with two attendants amid flowering trees and exotic birds, the opposit

Chinese ivory figure of an official, Republic Period, seated in official robes and court hat and attended by a small youth with a kettle for tea, with incised details heightened with black pigment, wi

A SET OF TWELVE CHINESE INK CAKES, ZODIAC ANIMALS, POSSIBLY REPUBLIC OF CHINA (1912-1949), EARLY 20TH CENTURY, compressed carbon with enamel decoration on relief Chinese zodiac animals in landscape, e

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