Qing Dynasty Copper Body Cloisonné Enamel Barbarian Riding Lion Ornament

CHINESE CLOISONNE LIDDED CENSER; 18th century, floral and ruyi enamel design over bronze and copper, suppressed body supported by tripod base, well cast Foo Lion finial to cover. 10.5 in. 9 x 8"

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

L:23.5cm W:11cm H:15cm Wt:861g

H:12.5cm W:9.5cm Wt:706g

H:10.5cm D:23cm Wt:1060g

QING DYNASTY COPPER BODY ENAMEL COLOR FURNACE GOURD COVER BOX; H:5.7cm D:7cm Wt:311g

L:16cm W:10cm H:9cm Wt:380g

[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

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

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

CHINESE QING DYNASTY COPPER BODY PAINTING ENAMEL SNUFF BOTTLE H. 6.3 cm. W. 4.2 cm. Weight 55 gram.

H:74cm W:39cm Wt:18200g

QING DYNASTY CLOISONNÉ ENAMEL AUSPICIOUS ANIMAL ORNAMENT; H:43.5cm W:45cm Wt:17400g

CHINESE QING DYNASTY COPPER TIRE ENAMEL DRAGON SHAPE ORNAMENT ; H. 70 cm. W. 31 cm. Weight 12200 gram.

AN IRON-RED CLOISONNE 'DRAGON' SNUFF BOTTLE, QING DYNASTY Cloisonne enamels on copper body China, 1820-1920 The heart-shaped bronze bottle with circumferential cloisonne work depicting two round medal

H:6.3cm，W:14cm，weight：925g

Height: 48CM, width: 22cm, weight: 9500g

Height: 62cm, width: 36cm, weight: 16000g

Polychrome enamel on a copper body China, Qing dynasty (1644-1911) Oval elongated shape with accentuated shoulder and narrow base Wide mouth and straight lip Oval base with a flat foot rim The wall is

A LARGE MOLDED CLOISONNE FLOOR VASE WITH LITERATI TREASURES, QING DYNASTY CloisonnE enamel on partially gilt copper bronze body China, Qing Dynasty This unusual and large cloisonnE vase has a hexagon

Shoulder pot, enamel cloisonné, China, Qing dynasty (1644-1911), c. 1800, on the body a potpourri of Buddhist musical instruments: castanets, sheng mouth organ, type bo cymbals, large standing drum

Chinese, 19th century, Qing dynasty, an underglazed copper red porcelain vase with a globular body rising to a tall, waisted neck an a flared rim, painted with foo-lions to its body. H. 38.1 cm (15 in

Chinese Glazed Ceramic Roof Ornament, probably Qing Dynasty (1644-1912) in date, represents a warrior riding a mythical lion. Sculptures of auspicious and protective deities were put on roofs in China

Painted in bright enamels, it depicts fifteen luohan engaged in various pursuits, including Asita playing with his long eyebrows, Maitreya riding a tiger, Vijraputra holding a lion cub over his head,