A REPUBLIC PERIOD SILVER BOWL

1. Enamel salt or sugar bowl with metal spoon from the Republic Period. Silver on bottom is marked with a character. Enamel is in blue and white with lotus flowers and each of the four sides has a lan

A SET OF SIX CHINESE SILVER-METAL SPOONS, the bowls in the form of Republic Period coins, the underside of each handle with impressed marks, each spoon 5.7in long. (6)

Circa 1900, likely Republic period. The set includes a cup and saucer, small bowl, fork spoon and knife with chopsticks. All with nicely detailed floral enamel decoration. Housed in a fitted black lac

Year(s): Mixed Origin(s): China Denomination(s): One Yuan (3x) Fineness: .900 Metal Content: ASW .7734 ozt. each Notes: Excellent examples acquired in the 1980's.

Chinese Republic Period Silver Covered Box. Measures - 6 1/4" high x 3 1/2" wide.

A Japanese Meiji period silver bowl of circular form, having a lobed rim and decorated in high relief with a continuous scene of water irises against a hammered ground, the whole raised on a tall tri-

Roman, Republican Period, ca. 225 to 212 BCE. A highly desired Republican era silver didrachm. Obverse: Laureate head of Janus of the Dioscuri. Reverse: ROMA (framed) with Jupiter holding a scepter in

JAPANESE EXPORT MEIJI PERIOD SILVER BOWL, two-pieced construction, consisting of an ovoid form well with quatrefoil petal rim, sitting in a base with repousse and chased decoration of irises rising fr

L 2 1/8 in., W 7/8 in.

A large bowl with orange fish and foliage painted on the interior, the exterior of the bowl is painted in orange with a medallion surrounded by five bats and three flower clusters, with marks to the b

Republic Period, Diameter:1.5inch

Diameter: 1.8 inches. Diameter: 4.5cm Weight: 28g Condition: good condition overall.

3 Chinese Republic Period Yuan Shi Kai silver dollars, after portrait by L. Giorgi. [1 5/8 (dia) inches]. Wear, soil, rubbing, dents, pits; wear commensurate with age and use.

WAG 200/ xu1164

WAG 200/ xu1163

WAG 200/ xu1165

Pair Chinese Hand Painted Egg Shell Porcelain Republic Period Bowls. Signed on base with leaf. Bowls measure 5 x 2.5 inches H, excluding stands.

Chinese Republic period silver inkwell with a blue Peking glass insert and a lid that is surmounted by a pierced carved jade plaque depicting a crane amongst a floral background. The silver body is de

Chinese Republic period silver box, decorated with filigree floral decorations throughout and surmounted by purple and green hardstones along the lid. Marked "Silver" along the underside. Height: 2 1/

Teapot Republic Era height is 6 inch width is 7.5. Republic Period bowl height is 2.25 inches, diameter is 4.6 inches. Seal height is 2.6 inch 3.5 inch width. Tea can 5.5 inches height, 3 inch width.

Chinese Canton Rose Late Qing, Early Republic Period Bowl. Approximately 11.625W x 1.75H in.

Charmingly painted pair of Republic period bowls from a set of zodiac animals. This pair shows mice on a table and a snake on a branch rendered in famille rose enamels. Red six character mark to base

Charmingly painted pair of Republic period bowls from a set of zodiac animals. This pair shows a dragon and an ox in famille rose enamels. Red six character mark to base identifies a Nanchang artist a

Charmingly painted pair of Republic period bowls from a set of zodiac animals. This pair shows rabbits and a goat in famille rose enamels. Red six character mark to base identifies a Nanchang artist a