CHINESE SILVER BOAT WITH ROSEWOOD CASE

Chinese carved rosewood silver chest, paneled case, fitted with hinge top, three drawers, opening to velvet lined interior with flatware dividers, over two cabinet doors decorated with symbol for weal

Chinese silver sycee or ingot, 50 tael boat form with four stamps to the top reading "Dong Hai Guan (Province), Min Guo Yue Nian, Lu Hsieh Zong (silversmith) and Yi". 2 1/2" H x 4 3/8" W x 2 1/2" D. C

Including (3) Chinese silver dragon salt and peppers, sterling travel razor in case, money clip, English sterling and blue glass salt figural boat salt, Gorham sterling napkin ring, hammered sterling

Beautiful .999 silver filigree boat resting atop a carved wood base in the style of waves sitting inside a protective lucite presentation case. Ship is approx. 8.5" tall x 7" wide. Overall dimensions

Chinese inlaid rosewood and white jade Ruyi scepter; the rosewood frame inlaid with silver wire floral decoration, and inset with three white jade plaques of graduated size, each profusely carved with

Two boats, two litters, a rickshaw with export silver accents and a case. Possibly Chinese. L of biggest sedan chair: 21.9 cm (8 5/8 in.)

Chinese silver boat money (Yuanbao); of boat 'sycee' form; with bank name stamp 'Chang Qing', and Jiaqing (1760-1820) Mark and possibly of the Period; L: 6.8 cm, W: 4.1 cm, H: 4.9 cm, 287.53 grams

Two (2) Chinese silver boat money (Yuanbao). Engraved with Dong Chang Zao, Zhao Cai Jin Bao, Zu Yin marks on top. Da Qing Ku Yin mark on base. 3.3 x 5 cm, 196 grams

Three pieces of Chinese silver boat money (Yuanbao); of boat form; one with mark; one with Xuantong mark; one with Kangxi mark; 3.5 cm x 6.5 cm 190 grams (1/3), 4 cm x 6.5 cm, 191 grams (2/3), 2.5 cm

Chinese silver boat money (Yuan Bao). Lettering Guang Xu on top, Da Qing Ku Yin on bottom. 4.5 x 6.6 cm, 267 grams

chinese rosewood case with bronze embedded; 4.6" x 15.5" x 8.3"

25.5cm Diameter 5cm H

Chinese Qing silver sycee 'boat' money (yuan bao); of boat shape; with Zu Yin (enough silver) mark on top; Da Qing Ku Yin (Qing Treasure Silver) mark on base; sycee currently are very scarce compared

A Chinese Silver Boat Form Water Dropper. Bearing character marks on the underside Length: 3.75"

3 Small Chinese Silver Boat-Shaped Ingots, two with impressed Chinese "Fu" marks; 55 Grams. Width 1 inches (2.7 cm.). Age related wear. NOTE: Any condition statement is given as a courtesy to a client

A Chinese Silver Ingot Sycee - A Chinese silver boat-shaped ingot. With stamps to underside and archaic characters in relief at top. Tested 800 silver. Weight: 49 ozt. 2 5/8" h x 4" l x 2 3/4" w.

3 Small Chinese Silver Boat-Shaped Ingots, two with impressed Chinese marks; 55 Grams. Width 1 inches (2.7 cm.).

Chinese silver boat money (Yuan Bao). Lettering Xian Feng on top, Da Qing Ku Yin on bottom.

18th-19th Century Chinese silver gilt case; decorated with open work scrolling floral; mounted jade and gem stone; all in an hard wood box; H: 4.5 cm, L: 12 cm, W: 9 cm. Wood box, H: 9.5 cm, L: 20 cm,

A Chinese Silver Inlaid Rosewood Guanyin H: 63cm; W: 13cm; 6.2kg

Rectangular Polished Rosewood Tray with silver bamboo form side handles by Shanghai silversmith Tuck Chang & Co., 1870-1920, tray with floral design pierced gallery, all four handle terminals stamped

Two items: 1. Cigarette / card case with chain handle, textured surface with repousse dragon in diamond cartouche on front, hinged lid, maker's mark on interior lip of case; 2 7/8"W, 3 5/8"H excluding

Pair Chinese rosewood display case, 77.8"x39.8"x14" ea

of scalloped rectangular form, decorated with a scene of figures in a village, with floral and foliate pattern to verso, total weight 69gm, 10.5cm x 7.5cm