Two Chinese Bronze Walking Sticks

A Chinese bronze umbrella or cane walking stick stand. A large figurative work with dual encircling celestial dragon forms, modeled in high raised relief. Impressed multiple character foundry stamp to

Three Chinese Items: Two Walking Stick Head & Box; H: 4 Inches

Elaborately detailed bronze Chinese dragon handle for cane or walking stick. 5" x 4".

Two Chinese famille rose ceramic panels , one decorated with figure carrying a snake head walking stick, the other decorated with seated figure and 4 clawed dragon amongst clouds, each having Chinese

Each bearded elder with walking stick, and affixed to grey stone bases. [Pale green carving: 7 1/2" H; Black carving: 7" H]. Both in good condition with no apparent losses.

Lot of two (2) Chinese stone carvings. One of an old man with a walking stick, the other of a figure flute. 9.5 x 3.5 cm (each). 277 grams (total).

Two (2) Asian and American silver walking sticks. 1st item: Chinese walking stick with embossed silver handle, decorated with dragon and birds. Character marks at front of handle. No maker's marks fou

Two Chinese carved dark wood figures, dating from the 20th century. Both men are elderly and have a walking stick or staff. The one with a staff is bald and carries prayer beads in his other hand. The

BRONZE "A STICK OF INCENSESQUARE COLUMN CENSER". China. Qing Dynasty or later, the base decorated with two dragons, Xuande mark on base. Measure: Height 2.13 ", Width 2.25 ",Length 4.38 ". CONDITION:

China, 19th C., two necklaces, one bracelet and walking stick handle, wooden handle with metal details, beads of varying colors. Length of Largest 22 in.

Collection of Chinese Bronze Articles. Including two belt hooks; five belt buckles, nine plaques, twenty-four arrowheads, one spearhead, one incised silver-plated stick, and one weapon fragment within

with removable top and two sticks; Provenance: from a Newport Beach Estate; 8 1/2 inches wide; 6 inches deep; 5 inches high;

Two With etched metal handles (one duck form) with walnut stained grainy wood stems. Sticks with Metallic heads have bronze banded bottoms and rubber tips. Third stick is a knitted rustic whittled sty

Ming dynasty  Each of bulbous form with a stick neck, featuring two vases with handles. Greatest height: 8 7/8in. 

A Chinese famille rose porcelain plaque dating to the Republic period with a wooden frame. The plaque depicts a traveler with a walking stick, two butterflies, and pine tree. Dimensions for the plaque

a scholar standing on a bridge amid majestic mountains with dense forests, travelling with his walking stick on his right hand, ink and color on paper, hanging scroll, titled, inscribed, with two seal

Contemporary patinated bronze lamp in the figure of an upright frog with a walking stick balancing a bamboo-shaped rod suspended with two resin shades, the toad surmounting the back of a figural resin

Chinese. Pair of peacock-blue glaze, ormolu mounted, Li Tieguai ceramic figures. Depicting the immortal holding a walking stick. Nicholas Haydon makers mark to back. Approx. h. 6".

A blue and white umbrella stand 1 and 5/8" H with two umbrellas and a walking stick, a Delft flower brick, a Chinese vase, all signed by Jean Tag, and an unsigned garden seat attributed to the artist.

consisting of a walking stick with the head of Punch, a hand puppet of Punch, two thimbles: Punch and Judy, a finely-detailed embossed bronze book cover (11 1/4 x 8 3/4 inches) featuring Punch, and a

A Chinese Silver Figural Salt Server. Depicting a figure walking with stick over one shoulder supporting two removable baskets. Raised on wheels (one replaced but original is available for restoration

A Circular Decoration of Two Opposing Phoenix Birds around a flaming pearl fortune symbol, with floral brackets to make the square, in gilt box stick frame, with faux wood silk mat, under glass, OS: 1

two candle sticks, two vases and one censer with gilt bronze mount; 17" x 12" x 9" (largest), (approx.). condition: usual wear, minor losses, small scratches, loose finial to censer, one candle stick

Two Chinese bronze censers, late Qing Dynasty, 19th century, rectangular with pierced angled handles, one with a six-character mark of Xuande 13cm and 13.5cm wide Both polished. some scratches scuffs