A BEAST SHAPED SPOUT AND DRAGON PATTERN EWER

A Beast&Chi-dragon Pattern Bronze Rhinoceros-shaped Incense Burner. Width: 44.5cm, Height: 25cm,

Chinese antique Qing Dynasty teapot with intricately hand painted patterns and cartouche with scenes with warriors and wisemen, rare dragon duck shaped spout and foo dog finial. 8.5 inches W x 4.25 H.

Double gourd shaped pot with a dragon spout and handle with dragon scales, its body painted with two scholar figures. Japanese, 19th C.H.: 24.1 cm (9 1/2 in.)

CLOISONNE ENAMEL DRAGON EWER WITH QIANLONG MARK. Of elegant form with a scrolled handle and a long curved spout issuing from the mouth of a gilded mythical beast, each side enamelled with a five-clawe

Large Tibetan Gilt Bronze pear-shaped Covered Ewer, the flattened sides with curling leaves in a lotus-petal shaped center; well carved Dragon Handle and Dragon head to base of spout, bell shaped cove

melon shaped body, dragon head handle, spout in the form of a Makara head, on of circular foot, overall decoration of animals among floral scrolls, h 17cm

Vietnamese or Annamese Blue Porcelain Dragon Ewer 7.75''x5.5''. Pear shaped kendi ewer with carved dragon motifs. Professional repair to spout and to chips on top edge. 15th century. Similar to Hoi An

A TIBETAN BRONZE EWER The domed cover with knop finial, coiled dragon handle and mythical beast head spout. Dimension: L. 23.5 cm. W. 14.5 cm. H. 24.5 cm. Weight 470 grams.

Fine Chinese silver Ewer. Embossed and engraved with delicate plant patterns. Handle and spout embossed with dragons. Height: 35 cm. Total weight: 1025 grams. Apparently unsigned, silver tested. Prove

Late 19th century, fabulous pair of ewers with gilt bronze dragons at top of handles and ornate gilt bonze work at spouts, below are pear shaped hand painted scenes of romantic couples, signed "Maglin

Royal Worcester Arabesque floral and gilt ewer, circa 1885. Elaborately decorated with floral and gilt pattern, raised neck with lid and removable dragon from spout. Incised mark and printed mark numb

The Jun ware ewer is of ovoid form with short spout, two a ear shaped handle, and two small handles on the sides, body glazed in blue, brown, and purple with crackle patterns, bottom unglazed. Height:

Of pear-shaped body set with an curved dragon-head handle with a tall curved spout, the oval body applied with beaded panels each carved in deep relief with leafy undulating peony sprays bearing coppe

The hexagonal pear-shaped body painted with peony and lotus patterns and geometric motifs, the cover with a crouching foo lion handle, with large handle and spout, all decoration in gold and iron-red

Ming Dynasty or before, gilt silver and gem inlaid dragon pattern ewerH33cm W20cm Weight1439g

L. 11 cm. W. 9 cm. H. 19 cm. Each Weight 570 gram.

H:30cm L:14.5cm W:6cm Wt:1621g

H:14cm L:13cm W:9cm Wt:450g

2 19th C. Bronze Dragon Spout Ewers, heavy, rich patina, circa 1800-1850. Largest size: 10.75" x 6.5" x 7.5" (27 x 17 x 19 cm). Total weight: 4310 grams. Provenance: Matthew Friedman Collection. Matth

Ancient Chinese family treasures, auspicious beasts, dragons and bead patterns hanging smoker

The Chinese nephrite jade carved unto round shaped bangle with dragon pattern in shallow relief motif. The Jade stone shows clean white tone, with hints of celadon iridescent and beautiful translucent

A Japanese Satsuma vase with dragon shaped spout, decorated with flower and lappet borders, 7 1/2 inches High; two magi period dishes decorated with Samurais and court scenes, mark on the base, 6 1/4

Blue-and-White Porcelain Pot with Dragon-Shaped Spout.

A rare punch mug with gilt interior, and dragon shaped spout. Dimensions: H: 10 in., (25.5 cm.)