Chinese Scholars Object. 19thC or earlier. Fine

Chinese Scholars Object. 19thC or earlier. Fine casting. H: 2.25" (5.715CM)

A possible Ming-dynasty seal with rare Nine-Fold Zhuan script, and a Qing dynasty 'One-Eye' peacock feather hat plume. Seal Size: 2 3/4 X 2 3/4 INCH, 7 X 7 CM

The first is a seafoam glazed seal paste box and cover of compressed circular form and apply decorated overall with prunus and bamboo; the second is a small cylindrical brush pot painted in famil

Ming and Qing dynasties Comprising a libation cup, small vase, inkwell, and two seals. Greatest width: 5 3/8in.

Finely potted vase decorated with a five-claw dragon around the neck and scholar objects around the body, Qianlong mark on the base, late 19th century H: 26 cm Condition: good

A toggle made for the Chinese market and not for export. The workmanship is minute and expertly done. I love the tiny scholar’s objects on the bamboo tray. A fine silver wire toggle in the shape

Large dish depicting scholar objects and myth beasts in various panels. D: 39 CM

Elegantly potted with a tapering body raised on a slightly recessed foot, painted in cobalt-blue tones depicting lions frolicking amid the scholar objects playfully chasing beribboned brocade balls, t

Each bowl is finely decorated with four medallions enclosing scholar objects, all reserved between brightly enameled flower sprays, Daoguang mark on base, Republic Period. UNPAID ITEM, Sale of 03-28-2

Sturdily potted jar has panels enclosing scholar objects surrounded by cherry blossoms, drilled. 19th century. H: Total 66 CM, 26 INCHES

Server decorated with scholar objects on yellow enamel ground, Guangxu mark on the base and of the period. D: 19 CM x 3.5 CM, 7 1/2 INCHES x 1 1/4 INCHES

FINE INLAID LACQUERED PANELLarge Chinese lacquered hardwood panel; finely inlaid with design of scholar's objects, including a flowering precious vessel, a bowl of fruit, a model of a buffalo, and a s

FINE INLAID LACQUERED PANELLarge Chinese lacquered hardwood panel; finely inlaid with design of scholar's objects, including a flowering precious vessel, a bowl of fruit, a model of a buffalo, and a s

Fine pair large Chinese famille vert vase lamps, Qing Dynasty (19th c.) and adapted, polychrome enameled porcelain, decorated with scenes of leisure and scholar's objects on stippled ground, with gilt

A fine antique Chinese porcelain large baluster vase decorated with various scholars objects in low relief and decorated in underglaze blue within a celadon glazed ground. The vase has moulded stylize

THE DELIGHTFUL BOTTLE FEATURES UNUSUAL THEMES. ONE SIDE DEPICTS A MONKEY WITH SCHOLAR OBJECTS AND A BAT. IT IS SIGNED IN TWO PLACES. THE OTHER SIDE FEATURES AN ELEPHANT CARRYING A VASE ON HIS BACK, AB

Fine Chinese four-panel carved and lacquer screen; each panel inset with carved jade and hardstone flowering precious vessels and scholar's objects, on wood stands; flanked above and below with re

A collection of 9 objects, including: a famille verte porcelain stack pot, early 20th century, a "cracked ware" paste box, 19th century or earlier, a dragon decorated, blue ground tazza, with apocryph

A Chinese semi-precious hard-stones Inlaid Table Screen. With earlier elements of ceremonial precious objects decorations including, bouquet flowers on a vase, tripod covered censer, scroll, and a pea

19th C. Chinese Green Jade Table Screen and supported by hardwood Frame. Semi-precious stones inlaid on a circle table screen, with earlier elements of garden abundance, prized objects, vases, flowers

Qing dynasty porcelain plaque from the 19th century or earlier. The porcelain plaque depicts a wise, old bearded scholar with a female attendant bearing a fan and kneeling child offering a gift of flo

China; ca. 17th century or earlier. A beautiful and powerfully modeled polychrome stucco head of a guardian figure with fierce countenance and bulging eyes. Dimensions Height w/o base: 11" (28 cm) Hei

China, circa 19th century or earlier. A finely carved depiction of the seated emaciated Buddha. Dimensions: 5 1/4" high

Finely carved in the form of Crane. The crane (he 鹤) is believed by the Chinese to live to a very old age and therefore is a symbol of longevity. Scholar’s objects were, in a sense, the most