Chinese red lacquer dragon box.

TYPE:Antiques SUB TYPE: REGION:Asia SUB REGION:China MEDIUM: SGD/UNS: TITLE:Chinese Red Lacquer Dragon Box CATALOG NOTES:A finely carved Chinese red lacquer box with circular dragon motif. Directly fr

late 19th early 20th century, finely carved dragon and clouds on red lacquer, 5 in. diameter

Chinese Red Lacquer Painted Dragon Round Box with a design of 2 Dragons in Clouds & a Flaming Pearl, the sides with scrolling flowers, the inside and bottom in black lacquer with small 6 character Qia

Chinese resin red lacquer covered dragon box 5.5" wide x 2" high & seated warrior statue 6" wide x 7.5" high

Antique Chinese Red Lacquer Garment Box. Decorated with Dragon and Phoenix. 19 x 16 x 4.5 inches H. Some loss to lacquer, please see photos.

Beautifully carved, chinese red lacquer cinnabar decorative box, depicting two flaming dragons chasing pearl. Markings on bottom. H:4 1/2in ( 11.43 cm ) D:11 1/2in ( 29.2 cm )

Chinese Carved Red Cinnabar & Green Lacquer Box with a 5-claw Dragon in Clouds over the green lacquer waves, sides and base with further lacquer, the inside with blue enameled bronze with a piano-hing

Qing Period. having bold red lacquer surface with well-detailed dragon and phoenix at top and floral detail surrounding the edge. H4 1/2" W18 3/4" D16"

Circa 1900. The exterior decorated with a dragon, auspicious symbols and a trellis pattern, the interior simply black lacquer. Height 7 in. Diameter 17 ¼ in. (Cond: good)

Antique Chinese Red Lacquer 3 Tier Wedding Box. Red and black lacquer circular box with 3 tiers. Having hand painted figural scene on cover and dragon on handle. Measures 21 inches high x 21 inches in

A Chinese Red Lacquer Lidded Box: of circular form, the cover decorated with dragons amid flaming pearls; Size: D: 16"

A Chinese Red Lacquer Lidded Box: of circular form, the cover decorated with dragons amid flaming pearls; Size: D: 16"

Chinese red lacquered large tiered food container, of three cylindrical stacked boxes and a lid decorated with meandering dragons, 29"h

Qing Dynasty gilt reticulated round covered red lacquer stacking box with lid having dragon head handles, and ornate overall floral & dragon decoration. Interior group of 3 covered stacking round boxe

The lid carved with two dragons chasing a pearl. Exterior carved with various flowers all over. D: 10 7/8 in., H: 7 5/8 in.

The superb box in Chinese lacquer red. Decorated with fine detail with a dragon and lotus motif. H: 12 inches, 30 cm; D: 3.2 inches, 80 mm. Provenance : private Florida collection. Condition: Antique.

A PAIR OF CHINESE CARVED CINNABAR RED LACQUER JEWELRY BOXES. One decorated with florals on a rockery ground the other with dragon and Phoenix. Both within cartouches surrounded by interlocking florals

Chinese Cinnabar Dragon Box 2''x5.75''x4''. Depicts an opposing pair of carved red lacquer imperial five-clawed dragons chasing the flaming pearl. Carved six character Qianlong mark on bottom. One sli

Red lacquer leather with gold dragon motif to lid. Brass clasp and handles. Excellent condition. Circa mid 20th C. 7.25" W x 7.25" D x 5.25" H.

Chinese tea box in red and black lacquer. Pewter interior. 19th century.Golden decoration with characters. On "Dragons" feet.Origin: ChinaPeriod: 19th centuryMaterials: LacquerDimensions: Height 15 x

China, 19th century, black and red lacquer, gold decoration with dragons, figures, animals and vegetal motifs, interior with tin compartment, four feet carvings. Minimal defects. Dim .: 22x23,5x30cm.

China, 19th C., lacquer box, slim box in octagonal form in rich red colors and painted to show dragons, auspicious symbols, swirling clouds, lined in gilt and a plain black interior. Width 15 3/4 in.,

Chinese Lidded Lacquer Box: Description: Probably 19th C. with polychrome lacquer dragon designs against a red background and quatrefoil shape corners Dimensions:

Set of 8 Chinese Qing ink sticks, in a gold and red color painted black lacquer box, depicting a four claw dragon. The relief ink sticks depicting sixteen peaks of The Yellow Mountain. Circa 18-19th C