Small Late Qing Chinese 800 Silver Dragon Vase

Late Qing Chinese Yixing Small Vase with Dragon applied in a darker Yixing clay. Good condition. Height 4 1/4 inches (11 cm.).

The original rosewood base of "Beijing Sanyang baozuyin" is 32cm in overall height, 30cm in naked height and 1206g in naked weight. See the picture for the description. This pair of bottles only appea

late Qing Period. dragon form composed of many small links. From the estate of Colonel John Miller Arthur, Union, SC.1.5oz

Late Qing/ Early Republic period. Having a well-sculpted body with dragon handles and cherry blossom body resting atop three scrolling legs. Marked at the base. 3.6 oz standard

of baluster form, with two dragons and flaming pearl applied to neck, a/f (small chips), mark to base, height 20cm

Late Qing/early Republic period Carved in relief to depict a chilong dragon on the pear shaped body, with twin beast-head handles suspending loose rings. Height: 2 1/8in.  

Late Kangxhi (1662-1722) Flat-Bottomed Mallet Form, in pale blue, with decoration of a Phoenix confronting a Writhing Dragon among flowering branches and fortuitous symbols, the shallow foot with six

Chinese, late 19th - early 20th Century. Two pieces of cloisonne. Blue floral vase. Minor wear and bruises, 6"h. And a small dragon sauce, 3"d. Together with a silver covered dish with agate finial, a

Pair of late Qing Chinese turquoise glaze dragon vases. 11.5in. Age wear.

Late Qing Chinese porcelain doucai dragon mei vase. 14.5in.

Meissen German hand painted porcelain "Ming Dragon" rust red cabinet vase completed with German 800 silver rim. Blue crossed swords mark to bottom. Includes wooden display stand. Approx. 4 1/2" height

A Pair of Chinese Enameled Silver Vases on Carved Hardwood Stands, late Qing Dynasty Marks: Stamped four-character mark 8 x 3-1/2 inches (20.3 x 8.9 cm) (each, vase excluding stand) HID03101062020 &co

Ca early Qing dynasty. Very ornate filigree with dragons, phoenix handles and lid. Measures overall approximately 6 1/2 inches tall x 5 inches wide. Good condition.

A Chinese porcelain vase of a rounded shape. Late Qing dynasty, before 1912. The piece is decorated with hand-painted flowers and depictions of dragons. Printed hieroglyphical hallmark on the bottom.

Hallmarked "HC" possibly the Work of Hung Chong. Late 19th or Early 20th Century. Finely detailed and very high quality pair of Floral Bud Vases, with four-toes Dragon Designs. Each 8" tall, Total wei

Shenlong Lidded Dragon Baluster Vase: Late Qing Dynasty Chinese Porcelain Underglzaze Vase with Blue Painted Dragon in Clouds, Original Lid. 18" Tall. Excellent Condition. (500-1000)

Underglaze Red Dragon Vase Width:12cm.Height:18.5cm. Provenance: Acquired from Chinese Antique Shop released out around late Qing Dynasty. Da Qing Qianlong Nian Zhi mark. Underglaze red jar with a cov

Late Qing dynasty, yellow ground painted ink colour dragon and flowers pattern in Dayazhai Stylish vase. Height 25.7cmGood condition Provenance: Private collection of Nottingham

The vase decorated with a beauty and a boy holding a lotus flower is in excellent condition with only a minor shallow chip to the mouth rim. The larger dish is in excellent condition without damages o

Specifications: height :27cm,top diameter :5cm, maximum diameter :14cm, bottom diameter: 7.5cm. We can package and ship this item to US address via USPS Priority Mail or FedEx Ground / UPS for $50.00.

Fine Pr. Late Qing 6-Lobed Chinese Cloisonne Vases, each lobe filed with flowers and butterflies and classic Chinese borders, the wire edges, base and interior in gilt bronze. Good condition, small ar

Chinese Late Qing Dynasty Brocade Gauze counted stitch Summer Dragon Robe with silver-gray Dragons with padded eyes and clouds, with colored auspicious objects, closures with 5 bronze buttons. Height

Qing Dynasty, Late 19th-early 20th century AD. A parcel-gilt silver ewer with hinged arms to the sides attached to two rings securing the domed lid; the body piriform with incised leaf pattern to the

Chinese molded and glazed biscuit porcelain vase with leaping dragon fish or makara, late Qing dynasty, circa 1900.The vase of baluster form, molded in high relief with a pair of dragon fish, also kno