Cranes on Silk, Late Ming - Early Qing

Ink and color on silk of flowers and 2 cranes attributed to Luu Ji. It is from the late Ming to early Qing dynasty. It has a seal and signature. Painting is framed and matted. Dimensions are 64 1/4 in

Large antique Chinese painting in colors on silk. Late Ming / early Qing Dynasty depiction of Daruma (Da Mo) Bodhidharma with an attendant and clouds with a celestial dragon above. Framed 65 1/2" x 37

A Chinese rectangular reticulated jade plaque, double layer carving with two cranes in middle, late Ming to early Qing dynasty Provenance: Property from a Private Estate Collection, Beaumont, Texas Si

A BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN DISH WITH A CRANE China, late Ming (1368-1644) to early Qing Dynasty (1644-1912). The everted sides rising from a short straight foot. Finely painted in underglaze blue to t

Exceptionally detailed Li dragon cover (long bei), of silk embroidery on cotton, Hainan, China, late Ming/ early Qing period (18th/19th century). Size: 78'' x 51'' (198 x 130 cm). It features dancing

A WOOD SADDLE WITH GILT IRON FITTINGS AND SILK BROCADE COVER, 17TH-18TH CENTURY Sino-Tibetan, late Ming to early Qing dynasty. Constructed from wood tied together with strips of leather, the pommel an

An antique, Chinese, kesi rank badge. Late Ming or early Qing dyn. Depicting , probably, a crane. Done in mixed media technique. The body of the rank badge is kesi. The crane, flowers and meander are

Chinese Ming/Qing Leather Box 10.5''x11''x9''. An early tooled leather box with courtesans, scholars, and cranes. Some slight corner cracking and surface wear from age. 17th or 18th century, late Ming

A Bronxe Bombe Censer with Mythical Beast Mask Handles, Late Ming/Early Qing Dynasty.Provenance: Important European Collectors. W 7 inches.

A good Chinese bronze mirror, late Ming-early Qing dynasty, 17th century the stand heavily cast in the form of a mysterious animal, possibly a "Xiezhi" in a resting position with the front l

Cast Bronze Figure of Budai Wearing loose-fitting robes, and seated with his right arm resting on his raised knee whilst holding a beaded rosary. Late Ming/Early Qing Dynasty {Height: 7 1/2 inches (19

Late Ming/early Qing Chinese wucai ding style dragons censer, Ming Wanli mark. 6.5in by 7.75in.

A White Jade 'Dragon and Bat' Pendant, Late Ming/Early Qing Dynasty, 16th/17th Century明/清 白玉雕'龙蝠'佩, length 2.1 in — 5.4 cmEstimate: $500&#

Late Ming or Early Qing Chinese blue and white plate. 8.25in. Chip on rim.

East Asia, China, late Ming to early Qing Dynasty, ca. 1600 to 1700 CE. A finely made, ceramic shallow bowl with a pretty motif of a blue fish with a crosshatched red body. The body of the fish is dyn

Two late Ming/early Qing Chinese porcelain blue and white dragons plates, 7.75in

A Late Ming/Early Qing Dynasty Blue and White Porcelain Kendi. Provenance: The Meisner Collection. The Meisner Collection was started in the early 1940s and was assembled up until the early 1990s by G

Late Ming-Early Qing Chinese porcelain blue and white dragon plate. 8in.

Jade Hairpin Jade Hairpin; possibly from the late Ming, or early Qing dynasty. The body of the hairpin exquisitely created in an openwork stylized floral motif with a bird as the center piece; recto a

Square Golden Beige Marble Tiles, each with a round framed deep relief cartouche of a sleeping deer and stalking wolf, bamboo to left, a canopy of blossoms above, each panel made of nine components, h

Square Golden Beige Marble Tiles, each with a round framed deep relief cartouche of a sleeping deer and stalking wolf, bamboo to left, a canopy of blossoms above, each panel made of nine components, h

Mid 17th century; porcelain vase having pair of molded lion masks, 8 1/2 in. H.Purchased from Stockspring Antiques, London, England on November 17, 1998. Property from the collection of Robert and Nan

Pair of Amber Glazed Terra Cotta Dragon Head Form Roof Tiles Corbels, in an Imperial glaze, roughly 8" x 8" x 10 1/2". Minor losses. Provenance: Collections of William Walker & descendants and the Wal

Christie's; Large Pair Late Ming / Early Qing Dynasty Gilt Bronze Duck Censers, the bases shaped with webbed feet, the covers with an air hole at the back and the duck neck hollowed to mouth for escap