Pair of Early Qing Dynasty Chinese \"Mughal"

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

Pair of Chinese early Qing Dynasty hardwood lanterns. The lanterns with scrolling floral relief carvings and white ovoid shades. The cloth and bamboo shades were made in the 20th century to replace an

A PAIR OF LUCKY DOGS, EARLY QING DYNASTY. H 4.5 inches, W 3.5 inches, Depth 2.5 inches

Height: 72.5cm. Diam: 52cm.

Ming or early Qing dynasty, including a pair of bowls decorated with riders and other figures in a landscape, h. 2-1/4 d. 5-7/8; 2-1/2 d. 5-3/4 (with chip on foot); a pair of rice bowls, possibly Tian

Horses, depicted standing on all fours, with saddles and decorative mounts, in rich tones of yellow, green, blue and puce, with original receipt, h 26.5cm (2) Provenance: Purchased Frinton Antiques, F

An associated pair of Chinese patinated bronze archaistic gu-form vaseslate Ming/early Qing dynasty, 17th/18th century(2). H: 11 in.

DESCRIPTION: Two antique tapestries composed of silk, gilt thread, and wool, each from the Ming dynasty or early Qing dynasty: one depicting scholars and courtiers examining a long scroll, one depicti

Pair Chinese Famille Rose Porcelain Candle Holders: molded as figures holding a plate with both hands while seated on a plinth, of early Qing Dynasty; Size: H: 8-1/2" (each)

Late Ming to early Qing dynasty. H. 14cm (5 1/2 in.) According to own the father acquired the present lot in London in 1950's or earlier.

Pair Chinese Antique Blue & White Porcelain Plates: of EARLY Qing Dynasty; Size: D: 7" (each)

Two antique Chinese carved woodblock printing blocks. Utilized by placing ink directly on surface and pressure applied to paper or cloth surface to create a print. These date to early Qing dynasty.

* A Bronze Tripod Censer early qing dynasty the heavily cast, compressed globular body raised on three feet, the waisted neck and lipped mouth set with a pair of everted upright loop handles, the unde

PAIR OF EARLY CHINESE ARMCHAIRS: Pair of Chinese Middle Qing Dynasty Elm Armchairs, having a contoured splat with carved medallions. Approx. 38.75" h x 22" w x 17.75" d.

Late 19th – early 20th Century Pair of Qing Dynasty ancestor portraits, watercolor on paper. Features husband and wife, Qing officials of the scholar rank. 21 X 35” each.

A PAIR OF CHINESE ZITAN LOW-BACK ARMCHAIRS, MEIGUI YI, QING DYNASTY, EARLY 19TH CENTURY Each with an open-carved back frame formed by a straight top rail rounding the corners to the back posts, set wi

Chinese, late 19th/ early 20th century Qing Dynasty (1644-1912). A matched pair of Haitangzun vases or Begonia shaped porcelain vases, each with four finely hand painted figural scenes on tondo to bul

A pair of large Chinese porcelain planters / jardinieres, late 19th / early 20th century Qing dynasty. The footed rectangular garden planters decorated with overglaze famille rose enamels depicting ab

A Pair of Gilt Bronze Figures of Officials LATE MING DYNASTY/EARLY QING DYNATSY each figure cast standing on a square stand, dressed in draped robes with both hands folded at front, wearing a tall sch

Pair Chinese Door of Hope Wood Dolls 11.5"x5" Each. Carved and painted wood with silk robes and shoes. Mission dolls are in excellent condition. Early 20th century, Qing dynasty.

late Qing dynasty/early Republican period, bases not included, without stand: 14in(H); Notice to bidders: Measurements are approximate. Condition reports and additional photographs are provided upon r

A PAIR OF CHINESE QING DYNASTY FAMILLE ROSE WEDDING LANTERNS. These are a beautiful pair of late 19th early 20th century wedding lanterns. Measures 12.25" tall

Qing Dynasty. Early 20th Century. Bearing an apocryphal mark for the Qianlong Emperor. on the upper rim in red on a gilt ground. En suite with the previous lot, in two parts, the upper a tapering cyli

Pair Old Chinese Gold Thread Silk Embroidered Calligraphy Scrolls 79''x14.5'' Each. Gold thread calligraphy on coral red ground silk scrolls. 19th or early 20th century, Qing dynasty.