Chinese Paktong Scholar's Box 8 Immortals, 19th C

Very unusual late 18th - early 19th century Chinese scholar’s box with sliding cover and 3 compartments. The material of the box is paktong - an alloy made of copper, nickel and zinc extensively use

China, 19th Century, scholars box, wood square body with four levels and large looped and shaped handle, flat base with decorative carving on the sides. Height 15 in., Width 8 in, Length 10 in.

19th C., Zitan scholars box, decorated with jade inlay on the top depicting two figures in a boat passing trees and houses, one side has a looped pull and the other a locking brass plate. Length 8 3/4

China, 19th C., Zitan wood scholar's box, oblong box in dark wood on flat base, slightly curved cover with rounded corners, metal disc shaped attachments and hoop handles. Length 8 1/4 in., Height 4 3

Five Chinese Porcelain Scholar's Objects LATE 19TH CENTURY-20TH CENTURY comprising three brush washers, one brush rest and one box. Height of tallest 3 7/8 in., 10 cm.

Chinese 19th Century Canton Enamel 5 Dish Set interlocking to form a circle and portraying the 8 Immortals (Baxian) with a round black lacquer Box with gilded interior. Diameter of round box 14 1/2 in

19th c. Figures of the Eight Immortals, in ivory on carved wooden stands, 3 1/2" tall overall, in fitted wooden box with inscribed sliding lid, includes typed biographies of the eight. The box is 2" x

Huang Hua Li box. Inset with four white jade immortal boys on the corners and a carved ivory carving. 19th. C.. Box: 8" (20cm) wide. Jade: 2.25" (5.5cm) long. Good condition.

2 Large Chinese 19 Century 8-Lobed Porcelain Round Boxes with windows of Immortals and a ground of flowers on a yellow ground, the bases with 6 character Yongzheng Seal marks in iron red, the inside i

Elegant 19th C Chinese White Jade Seal-Paste Box & Cover for the Scholar's Table. Good condition, small flakes along edges. Diameter 2 1/8 inches (5.5 cm.).

A Chinese wucai vase depicting the 8 Immortals. The vase comes with a carved wooden stand. Dimensions are: 16 inches tall X 7 1/2 inches wide, 40.64 cm X 19.05 cm. All measurements are approximate. Pr

Antique Chinese Scholar Spinach Jade carved Fragrance Box , 19th century , size: 6 CM in diameter , 1.3 CM in height , weight: 58 grams , in excellent condition

China, 19th C., Huanghuali scholar's box tray with inlays of mother of pearl on all sides in delicate floral design and calligraphy with carved bottom edges. Length 9 1/2 in., Width 9 1/2 in., Height

China, 19th C., scholar box, square body with rounded corners and flat base, paneled decoration of intricate carvings throughout with large metal attachments. Width 13 1/2 in., Length 15 1/4 in., Heig

RARE CHINESE ROSEWOOD SCHOLAR BOX WITH SUPERB ENAMEL OF AUSPICIOUS OBJECTS 19TH C. The outstanding,large box with an inlay of enamel on brass, on the cover and around the sides. The enamel in blues an

China, 19th C., scholar Cloisonne box, decorated with dense floral and geometric patterns over an alternating turquoise and yellow ground. Length 20 in., Width 12 1/2 in., Height 9 1/4 in.

China, 19th C., hardwood scholar box, the two swinging doors above two drawers, with large brass hinges and lock mechanisms, the exterior decorated with stamp-like images of auspicious symbols and geo

Chinese Enameled Stacking Box.19th C. H 8 cm.

Chinese 19th Century Famille Rose Enameled Porcelain Round plaque with the 8 Immortals, Zhonggui and Devils on waves with 5 claw Dragon and Rocks, the reverse unglazed. Diameter 13 1/4 inches (33.5 cm

Pair of Hexagonal planters. Samson ware. 19th century. Famille Rose decoration of Chinese Immortals. 8-1/2" x 5" h. (Kiln flaws to one).

18-19th C. Chinese porcelain famille rose snack box, 8.75in

A yellow ground silk panel depicting the 8 immortals in a carved wooden frame and dating from the 18th to 19th century. Also depicted in the scene besides the 8 immortals are the Shou symbol and wave

19th Century Chinese Rosewood Metamorphic Dresser Box, 8 3/4"X 10 3/4" X 15".

DESCRIPTION: Bronze censer depicting Sennin Kinko / Qingdao riding a carp while reading a scroll. Qingdao is removable and carp is hollow with opening through mouth. CIRCA: 19th Century ORIGIN: China