A CHINESE LIAO SILVER "PHENOIX AND DRAGON" MEDALLION

Antique old chinese silver dragon medallion pendant. Features two dragons curled up on center of round pendant. No apparent markings. Total weight 20.4 grams.Dimensions: 2 X 1.8 X .3 in. Condition:

Handcrafted silver pendant with a female figure riding a dragon or foo dog in Imperial Court style. Two turquoise pendants flanked by silver peals suspended from the large medallion. Necklace strung w

Chinese enameled silver censer with dragon form handles on tripod legs. Accented with carved jade medallions and turquoise cabochons. Marked Silver to underside. Measures 6 3/4" height x 6" width.

(1) in emerald glaze and (1) in cobalt glaze, both featuring a floral motif. Both feature a dragon head spout bound by a dragon or phoenix medallion and both are adorned with phoenixes and dragons on

lovely, antique, Chinese, silver pitcher with a charming dragon, as its' handle. late Qing dyn. 8 medallions to the main body, depicting warriors, bamboo grove, a dragon and flowers, the base is done

Qing Dynasty 18th - 19th C. Carved Jade medallion with bat and floral design and dragon handle. Dimensions: L 10" x W 5.5" Condition: broken mirror.

3 Chinese Bronze Incense Burners: 2 shaped as Gui Ritual Food Vessels with silver wire inlay, 1 with Shi Sou mark to base and 1 with cast Dragon Medallion to base; together with a vase shaped incense

A group of ten Chinese silver items 19th-early 20th century Comprising a pair of dragon-form earrings with cream-toned beads; a pair of hoop earrings with fu medallion; a pair of vase-form earrings; a

An Excellent Silver Coin. Cast with scaly, sinuous dragons and a medallion. Chinese Qing Dynasty. Size:4.2cm. Weight:37.2g

Two Fabulous Silver Coins. Cast with scaly, sinuous dragons and a medallion. Chinese Qing Dynasty. Size:4.5cm. Weight:75.5g

Two Fine Silver Coins. Cast with scaly, sinuous dragons and a medallion. Chinese Qing Dynasty. Size:4.5cm. Weight:75.9g. 清代 银币两枚

Two Fabulous Silver Coins. Cast with scaly, sinuous dragons and a medallion. Chinese Qing Dynasty. Size:4.5cm. Weight:75.6g 清代 银币两枚

A Silver Coin, 1 Tael. Incised with several Chinese characters, the reverse with 'The Eight Diagrams' medallion encircled by two scaly, roaring dragons. With original silver reflection, well-preserved

Chinese Imperial Order of the Double Dragon Medal Centering a carved coral cabochon set in a silver medallion highlighted with enamel, smooth rays surround, pin back to the reverse. Measures approxima

17.5x8.8x19.8 cm. Weight 996 gram.

Antique Chinese Silver Dragon Bracelet 3''x3.25''. Intricately decorated with applied relief figures with figural dragon head ends. Unmarked sterling weighing 59 grams. 19th/20th century, Qing dynasty

20th Century Chinese Asian export silver tri-footed centerpiece. Features deep relief dragon design with flowers. Chinese character marks and hallmarks on bottom rim. X-ray tested in excess of 950. To

Chased, engraved and applied five toe dragons (2) on sides with another donut form symbol between and engraved three character text below tails, marked with two Chinese hallmarks on base, same marks a

L. 17 cm. W. 10 cm. H. 20 cm. Weight 990 gram.

20th Century Chinese Asian export silver centerpiece bowl. Features deep relief dragon design with three dragons at base, and twin dragon handles. Apparently unsigned. X-ray tested in excess of 950. T

Crafted of silver. Larger features gilt surface with Kingfisher feather inlay, pearls and jewels. Fu bat and floral motif set as tremblers. Signed with character mark. Measures 5 1/2" x 4 1/2" Good co

Extraordinary Chinese Qing Dynasty sgraffito famille rose porcelain plate. Finely potted with broad wide cavetto gently leading toward shallow sides and flat rim, raised on a slightly concaved low foo

Dragon vase with flared top over two handles, having allover dragon and scroll designs, with panels having Chinese writings. On tripod base. 17.9 ozT. [8 1/2" H].

Six Chinese silver dragon coins, comprising (3) Hu-Peh Province coins, (2) three Mace coins and (1) seven Mace coin; together with (3) Yun-Nan Province three Mace coins.