In the Ming Dynasty, the copper body gilded lotus with eight treasures was used as a cauldron type

H:9cm,W:17.5cm,weight:1211g,

A Chinese Blue and White and Copper Red Porcelain Bottle Vase Ming mark, Qing Dynasty The spherical body decorated with lotus blossoms; raised on splayed foot and issuing slender neck. Height 8 1/2 in

A rare Chinese blue and white cylindrical ewer and cover, decorated with a continuous lotus scroll around body, Ming Dynasty, first half of 16th Cenutry 32cm (with cover) high; 17cm diameter of base P

MING DYNASTYThe bombé-shaped body decorated with continuous lotus scrolls reserved on a dark blue ground, with bands of lingzhi and further flowers encircling the rim, all raised on a short flared

A Flat Copper-Red 'Lotus' Vase. Chinese Ming Dynasty, Xuande Six-Character Mark. Size: 28.6cmx16.5cm

H:80cm，W:18cm，weight:51.4kg

Ming dynasty. A Chinese enameled and gilded Cloisonne lidded box with gilded interior and edges. Exterior is decorated with scrolling floral design and lotus flowers. Engraved six characters on the bo

A Blue And White Copper-Red 'Weapons Of The Eight Immortals' Vase. The neck is painted in deep cobalt blue with a diapered latticework. Chinese Ming Dynasty. Size:38.6cmx21.7cm

Qing Dynasty Eight Treasures of Hetian Jade Luohan Interstitial

[Specifications] 1.06 meters long, 0.33 meters wide, and 8.15 kilograms in weight[Inscription] Made in Qianlong Period[details] The pipa is a plucked string instrument with a long history in my countr

H:60cm D:36cm Wt:19950g

QING DYNASTY COPPER BODY ENAMEL COLOR POT CUP; H:13cm W:11cm Wt:576g

H 4 in., face area 3 1/2 in. X 3 1/2 in. This is a very important jade seal of Zhu Yuan Zhang, the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty. Before he became the Ming emperor, he fought against the Mongol

Ming Dynasty China Copper31.5 cm Height

H:72cm W:41cm Wt:14440g

QING DYNASTY QIANLONG, COPPER BODY ENAMEL VASE WITH FLOWER MOUTH H. 33.2 cm. Diam. 48 cm. Weight 13300 gram.

H:48cm L:36cm W:25cm Wt:18170g

H:17.5cm L:11cm W:5cm Wt:2450g

H45cm，L44cm，W22cm，19150g

H:40cm W:33cm Wt:11350g

In the Han Dynasty, copper was used as a coloring agent to burn lead green glaze, and the green glaze on porcelain in Song Dynasty was more common.

China, Ming Dynasty, gilt-copper Buddha, seated figure, with elaborate headdress and robes, with four arms, one set of hands pressed together at the center, the other set raised in a different gesture

Ming Dynasty China Gilt-lacquered Copper50.5 cm Height

Ming Dynasty China Gilt-lacquered Copper14 cm Height