Song Dynasty Ru kiln (dragon and phoenix pattern) thin gold body engraved poem three-legged brush wa

Song Dynasty Ru kiln (dragon and phoenix pattern) thin gold body engraved poem three-legged brush wash.

Ru porcelain egg white glaze three-legged dome inscribed by Emperor Huizong of the Song Dynasty

[FROM SOTHEBYS] A PORCELAIN SONG DYNASTY RU KILN PORCELAIN CELADON BRUSH WASH

Chinese Song Dynasty Ru kiln style, four-legged narcissus pot,with slight wear marks on the surface. Naturally outdated.2.35"Hx8"x4.9".

CHINESE QING DYNASTY EMBROIDERED THREE GOLD DRAGON PATTERN HANGING SCREEN; L. 136 cm. W. 97 cm.

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

H:8cm W:5.5cm Wt:227.7g

Bamboo China, Qing dynasty (1644-1911) Cylindrical brush pot Depiction of Liu Hai, the Taoist god of prosperity, shouldering a broom with his companion animal, a three legged, spotted toad Poem on the

H. 6.5 cm.W. 18 cm.

L: 4 1/8 in(10.5cm) W: 4 1/8 in(10.5cm) wt:307g

H: 5 1/8 in(13cm) W: 7 1/2 in(19cm) wt:930g

H:17cm D:7.5cm Wt:513.8g

H 24 cm w 18 cm

L:18.5cm W:18.5cm H:34cm Wt:4200g

Antique Chinese 'Ru' kiln porcelain bowl,Song dynasty,diameter 17.7cm,height 6.5cm.Payment:We accept wire transfer and Paypal.Shipping: UPSShipping fee paid by buyer.Any questions please contact glenb

Patek Philippe, Fine Ref. 5057R, "Cortina Jubilee" Power Reserve Moonphase, Special Edition, 18k Pink Gold, circa 1997 Case: 36.5 mm, 18k rose gold, three body, serrated pattern to the bezel, transpar

A famille verte bowl with dragon and phoenix pattern in the Kangxi period of the Qing DynastyH:6.5cm Diam:14.5cm

Bottom:9cm.Glazed color of this artifact is fat, the picture on its body is vivid, bold and unconstrained, its tone is calm without floating sensation, and the style is also decorous， it is worth

L.21cm W.21cm H.20cm

Very Rare Qing Dys Qianlong Marked 25 yrs Made , Whole body used natural green jade stones and carved dragons phoenix inlaid 24k gold gilt throne Chair H: 123cm W: 144cm, D :71cm , Weight 550kg

H:100cm L:63cm W:52cm

Chinese Inscribed Ge-Type Censer. Of compressed globular body applied with a pair of dragon handles with an everted rim, covered overall with a creamy glaze suffused with dense iron-gray crackles join

Chinese Ming Dynasty Huluping Porcelain Vase, from the Ming dynasty. Large double-gourd shaped body, with lower bulbous portion altered to have a flat face on one side. The exterior is decorated with

Chinese Guan-Type Mallet Vase with Handles. The broad cylindrical body rising to an angled shoulder, surmounted by a tall neck set with a pair phoenix handles, covered overall in an even silky bluish-