Chinese silver Dragon bowl , 120oz. marked on bot

Chinese Wang Hing Sterling Silver Dragon Bowl 20 ozt Marked on underside. WH is the older marking below the larger more current marking. Newer export Hallmark reads w&w 925. Wang Hing originated as a

Chased, engraved and applied five toe dragons (2) on sides with another donut form symbol between and engraved three character text below tails, marked with two Chinese hallmarks on base, same marks a

Chinese Silver Mounted Dragon and Leaf Bowl, the dragon with carnelian eyes, marked 925 with maker's cypher, Overall-27" L. 4 1/2" h. 5 1/2" w.

Zee Wo, Honan Road, Shanghai, China circa 1900 Marked ZEE WO Weight- 12.7 troy oz. Height- 3 1/4" Top- 5 3/4" x 7 1/4"

This great looking piece is Chinese silver, but does not test as sterling. It is reticulated with facing dragons, sun in center. Bowl has clear glass liner, appears original. It is marked with Chinese

Limited Edition Suhai Chinese sterling silver and enamel dragon bowl. Embellished with colorful enamel and trim with a five toed dragon spitting fire. Bottom marked "Ming Bowl" and numbered 12/15. Inc

Chinese Silver and Enamel Bowl and Cover, Early 20th Century. Blue, red and white enamel dragons to bowl and cover. Marked. Height: 8.5cm. Diameter: 12.5cm. 316gr.

Chinese silver, 19th century, pierced decoration with dragons among clouds, marked with ideogram. Approx. weight:96grs. Dim.:9,2cm.

Fabulous Chinese Export Silver Bowl with two intricately ornate dragon handles, bowl rests on tripod of serpent-like dragon figures. 900 Silver. Marked on bottom, indistinctly signed. Size: 11 3/4 x 1

The boat with incised dragon and marked "Nanking Store", the bowl incised with flowers, unmarked. Weight: 10 ozt Dimensions: 3 1/4" H x 7 1/2" L and 2" H x 5" Dia. (GMAL35-499/2) (WT)

Ca. 1890 Chinese Export 90-Silver Bowl by Wang Hing & Co., Hong Kong, with high relief repousse dragon decoration encircling the side, flared foot, marked on side of foot 'WH', '90' and with Wang Hing

Probably late 19th / early 20th century, dragon motif, marked to base. H: approx. 3 1/2". W: approx. 6 1/2". Weight: approx. 10.50 ozt.

The bowl inside painted in black tone with a three-clawed ferocious dragon sinuous amongst clouds, supported on a triple-foot silver-plated stand, the stand bottom marked English Silver MFG Corp Made

A PAIR OF CHINESE SILVER DRAGON BOWLS, circa 1900, weighing approx. 300gm, the sides of each pierced with dragons and cloud scrolls, each base with impressed maker’s marks, 5.1in diameter & 2.3in hi

Engraved Hexagonal Chinese Silver Bowl Marked "935" and "FE(?)" on base, the six sides each with well detailed birds and flowering branches. Good condition with some age related wear. Total weight 374

Chinese Dragon Bowl, marked on the underside. Emblematic of male prowess, strength and divine rule, the dragon symbolizes the Emperor of China and is ranked first among mythical beasts — believed

Shanghai, late 19th/early 20th century, retailed by Zee Wo. 5 5/8" tall, 9" diameter. 24 ozt. A few pin-sized dings. We are grateful to Adrien von Ferscht for providing accurate information on the ori

Chinese Export Silver "Dragon" Bowl with mesh frog, 7" diameter.

Circa 1880, Hone Wo, a nicely decorated Chinese silver sugar bowl with detailed dragons encircling the body, having two handles, hallmarked by Hone Wo, monogram in reserve, 175 grams, 3.25" x 6.75"

Chinese Silver outer Covering for a bowl with a pierced and stamped design of Confronting Dragons, Pearls of Wisdom and Clouds, the base with an unidentified silver hallmark, "IW" or "MI". Total weigh

Collectible Chinese silver dragon coin, marked Tai-Ching-Ti-Kuo, with case. 26.7g (coin only).

Old Chinese silver dragon coin, marked Kiang Nan Province 7 Mace And 2 Candareens, with case. 26.5g (coin only).

Collectible Chinese silver dragon coin, marked Pei Yang 25th Year Of Kuang Hsu. 26.7 gram weight.

Collectible Chinese silver dragon coin, marked Pei Yang 34th Year Of Kuang Hsu. 26.6 gram weight.