WATER DRAGON

L:111cm W:53cm H:200cm

Ming Xuande blue-and-white bottle with lotus and sea water dragon pattern embracing the moon

Height: 18cm Length: 29cm Width: 18cm

A Rare Plum vase with celadon glaze and sea water dragon pattern on yellow background Size:H:35.3cm L:21.5cm (The dimensions of all batches are manually measured.If you need more detailed information,

D:26cm H:43cm

D:16.5cm H:12cm

H: 17 3/8 in(44.2cm) W: 7 7/8 in(19.9cm)

H:15.5cm D:11.5cm

W:19cm H:17cm

Bowl Chinese, mid 18th century, exterior with four water dragons with double leafy tails and swimming through lotus blossoms, interior with a cross vijra symbol within double blue line borders, base w

Yuan blue and white sea water dragon pattern plum vase.

L:25cm W:12cm H:34cm

Red dragon with green and gold wings. Marked with the Amphora crown mark and Amphora oval. Remnants of Amphora label. Some glaze loss on dragon. Impressed 4549/50. Similar example illustrated in Monst

Diam. 22 cm.; Natural light photo link address: https://shengrun.smugmug.com/RUNSHENG1/ Highlight Lots in the auction!https://youtu.be/hZqVb225NsQRI

Description: Large Amphora water dragon vase. Stamped on bottom "Austria Amphora" and a crown. Age: Early 20th Century Dimensions:

H:25cm，Diameter:14cm

A FINELY CARVED AQUAMARINE WATER DRAGON SNUFF BOTTLEChinese, mid-19th to mid-20th century, aquamarine. A straight-sided flask with rounding shoulders in ocean water blue with water dragon carved in su

High 14cm,wide 16cm

Qing Dynasty Qianlong period, ink ground pastel beauty vase

Porcelain plate. China. 19th century. Iron red and green decoration of a water dragon and carp with floral borders. 9.5in D.

Ming Xuande blue and white carved sea water dragon moon bottle– Ming Dynasty mark Material: Porcelain Size: high 33 cm caliber 7 cm belly 25.2 cm bottom 9.8 cm

Large Framed Painting, Attrib. to Wang Qingyun: 'Eulogize To Water Dragon'. Ink and color on paper, entitled, inscribed, signed, and artist seal, attributed to Wang Qingyun (A Student of the well-know

Attributed to Wang Qingyun (1798-1862): 'Song to Water Dragon'. Ink and color on paper, inscribed Fan Zeng Di Zi (a pupil of Fan Zeng), dated, signed Wang Qingyun with five seals of the artist, framed

This piece of delicately embroidered Chinese silk dating to the late Qing Dynasty (1890-1920s) features a silver dragon swimming through blue green waves. Matted and framed. Measures 13.5 x 17 inches.