Pr. Chinese Qing ceremonial necklaces,

Pr. Chinese Qing enamel over silver tea pots, depicting birds and flowers, a foo-dog standing on the lid. 19th C. 31.56 oz(982g). 7.5" tall.

Pr. Monumental Imperial Chinese Qing Period Cinnabar Vases Palace Size Presentation, with mortised wood core, Mounted with 8 gilt bronze rosettes and Chinese characters. H.18.5" or 46.99 Centimeters c

Pr. Chinese Qing Huanghuali SLOPING-STILE WOOD-HINGED CABINET. Circa 19th C. 28"L x 16"W x 47"H

Pr. Chinese Qing cobalt blue and wucai porcelain hexagonal ginger jars mounted as lamps, finely painted to depict mandarin officers and ladies in a courtyard, underside with six characters mark. Circa

Pair of Chinese Qing Dynasty covered urns, enameled bronze, with foo dog finials, 49" h x 26 1/2" w x 22" d. Provenance: From a Massachusetts estate.

Large Pair Chinese Qing Dynasty Yellow Enameled Ground Porcelain Vase molded in high relief with "100 Antiques" of Bowls, Jars & Vases with flowers and decorations in detailed Famille Rose enamels; ba

China Qing Dynasty Includes two paktong lined bowls with coconut paneled exterior decorated with relief carved tendril and bird patterns throughout. Each 3 3/4" x 7 3/8" dia..,Coconut shell, paktong F

Pr. Chinese Qing porcelain plaque inlaid panels, (3) porcelain plaques inlaid in each panel, depicting birds and flowers, set in rosewood frames. PROVENANCE: From the Collection of Wei Yuan Hsueh and

Pr. Chinese Qing famille rose garden stools, depicting dragons and peony blossoms. 18.5"H, Circa - 19th C.

Pr Chinese Qing Dynasty Gold over Iron Bangles carved with small figures, flowers and animals covered with gold. Age related wear to the iron and gold.

Fine Mirror Pair Chinese Qing Dynasty Porcelain Planters well painted in underglaze blue with Peony plants, the blossoms individually painted in different overglaze enamels; bases each with 2 original

Pr. Chinese Qing Wucai square Gu vase, finely painted to depict landscapes, figures, flowers and scholar objects, flanked by unicorn handles. 16"H x 6.75"W x 6.75"D, Circa - 19th C.

Pr. Chinese Qing blue and white porcelain vases decorated with figures on horseback. Blue four character Kangxi mark to bases. 18.5"H x 8" Dia., Circa - 19th C. PROVENANCE: Property from an Important

Pr. Chinese Qing Cantonese famille rose baluster vases with figural panels surrounded by lotus and scrolling vine diaper and smaller bird, floral, and figural panels, flanked by Buddhist lion handles.

Pr. Chinese Qing Xuantong imperial bowls, depicting peony blossoms, having right characters mark, reads Xuantong Yiyou Yichuntang Zhi. Circa 1909. 1 1/8" height, 3 1/8" diameter

Pr. Chinese Qing cloisonne moon-flask vases， depicting flowers and butterflies. Circa 19th C. 12"H x2.

150) Pr. Chinese Qing Famille Rose porcelain ginger jars with ormolu mounted stand, having an old French Paris dealer's sticker,reads, De La Madeleine L. caisso & Co. . 19th C. 18" without stand. 19"

Pair Chinese Qing Dynasty Blue & White Porcelain Beaker Vases with a panel of "antiques" to each side and a ground of white flowers on blue cracked ice; the recessed base in clear glaze. Height 10 1/2

Pr. Chinese Qing embroidery panels, depicting landscapes, set in mother-of-pearl inlaid rosewood frames. PROVENANCE: From the Collection of Wei Yuan Hsueh and Emily Hsueh, Dallas, Texas. Owners of the

Pr. Chinese Qing famille rose vases, finely painted to depict figures at a party and scholars objects to the neck. 14"H x 7" Dia., Circa - 19th C.

Pr. Chinese Qing celadon garden stools. 18.5"H x 13" dia., Late 19th C. CONDITION: Wear consistent with age and use.

Pr. Chinese Qing famille rose wall vases, in double gourd shape, depicting figures and landscapes. 6.75"H, Circa - Late 19th / Early 20th C.

Pr. Chinese Qing rosewood armchairs, finely carved to depict deer and crane on each back panel and double gourds on arm panels. PROVENANCE: From the Collection of Wei Yuan Hsueh and Emily Hsueh, Dalla

Pr. Chinese Qing Daya Zhai style famille rose porcelain moon flask vase, depicting dragon and flower blossoms. 10.5"H, Circa - 19th C.