A Canton ivory `Burmese' chess set, 19th c.

An important Chinese 19th century ivory carved chess set, each piece (2.8"H-5.15"H) depicting emperor, empress and warriors , NO INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING OF IVORY

"Charlemagne" Chess Set, 19th Century South German Likely Fruit-wood with Walnut King is 5.3 cm, Rook 7.2 cm, Bishop 6.3 cm, Pawn 5.6 cm high As with other South German sets of this period that depict

Antique Chinese Puzzle-Ball Chess Set, 19th C. One side stained red, the other natural, carved as Chinese emperors, empresses, officials, elephants and equestrian figures, each on top of a puzzle ball

Description: Chinese jade and silver alloy trousse set inlaid with turquoise and coral. Holder is comprised of seven cylindrical jade bands bound with elaborately carved and tooled silver alloy metal

Two Chinese Canton ivory card cases, Qing, 19th century, the first carved in high relief with densely populated scene of figures in a townscape amid trees beside a river, bordered by dragons, an oval

A RARE PAIR OF MID 19TH CENTURY CHINESE CANTON IVORY TEA CADDIES AND COVERS Qing, carved with eight panels of flowering rock and landscapes, with buddhistic lion finial. 7.75ins high.

Staunton style chess set and Syrian case, 19th/20th c., unmarked, 4"h x 18.5"w x 10"d

AN UNUSUAL 19TH CENTURY CHINESE CANTON IVORY CHESS PIECE, carved in the form of a mounted soldier bearing a blunderbuss, 3.2in high. John Nicholsons Auctioneers do not ship items containing ivory to t

Weighted Staunton Chess Set, 2nd Half of the 19th Century Jaques London King is 8.9 cm and Pawn 4.8 cm high Howard Staunton, English chess champion from 1843 to 1852, gave his name to the chess figure

An early 19th C turned natural complete chess set, one side dyed red, the other natural. In a mahogany box with sliding lid.H. of king: 8cm (3 1/4in) Condition Report Good condition, some minor losses

Lot of (2) Late 19th c. Asian Carved Chess Sets, total of (64) pieces, incl: Figural carved (32) piece set, with painted faces, cream and black bases, probably Anglo-Indian, 2 1/4" to 5 1/4" high; and

Large set of 19th century Chinese Canton or Cantonese porcelain ceramic ware with a few Kangxi porcelain saucers; including tea cups, saucers, polates, creamers, coffee pot, tea pot, decanter, serving

the pieces carved of rosewood and boxwood the king, 5 1/2" high, first half 19th century together with a Victorian folding chess game board, a Benko chess clock and a group of Victorian chess pieces.

19th century wood and whalebone/baleen chess board with complete set of whalebone chess pieces (32) and walnut storage box. Board is 14.5 in square, pieces to 2.5 in tall. Board has center crack.

Weighted Staunton Chess Set with "Carton-Pierre" Box Jaques London, late 19th century King is 9.9 cm and Pawn 7.3 cm high Box is 22 x 16 x 10.5 cm Howard Staunton, English chess champion from 1843 to

Zimmermann Set: Romans versus Germans Germany, Hanau, second half of the 19th century King is 10 cm and Pawn is 7.8 cm high The EG Zimmermann Company of Hanau near Frankfurt am Main became famous in t

7-Board 19th C Canton Enamel Sweetmeat Set designed after the "7-Board" game and enameled with Buddhist Symbols on a blue ground, the bases in turquoise. Light wear and some chipping to corners, some

All pieces in good condition. Estimate $800-1.000

All pieces in good condition. Estimate $800-1.000

Chinese 19th C Canton Enamel Hexagonal Dinner Set of 6 shaped plates and a round center plate with flower sprigs on a white ground with lime borders and fitted in a hexagonal Box on 3 feet with a lime

Regency Inlaid Rosewood Drop End Game Table, Early 19th C., Satinwood and ebonized chess board and hidden backgammon board, lyre supports, with later wood chess set {WT} (BCOL6524/33) From a Private D

Set of 6 19thC Burmese Monks. All approximately 2.25" tall.

A Chinese Canton bowl and diverse parts of a tea set, 19thC, Diameter 21 - 29 - H 10 - 15 cm

An early 19thC set of Blue & White transferware 'Canton River Scene' plates comprising dinner plates (8), soup plates (8), and side plates (10), by Robert Hamilton of Stoke based on prints by Thomas &