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Explore all 8,875 upcoming results for “House Art”.View price resultsA piece of Qing Dynasty Jun kiln three-legged aromatherapy (with copper gilt cover)Est. $4,500-$18,000
A Ming Dynasty copper melon prismatic bridge ear incense burnerEst. $5,000-$25,000
A piece of Ming Dynasty copper tire crown ear table several furnacesEst. $3,500-$7,000
A picture of Fu Baoshi's waterfallEst. $5,000-$50,000
A picture of Mi Fu's calligraphy ten screensEst. $5,000-$50,000
A Qing Dynasty mahogany inlaid jade ruyiEst. $3,500-$7,000
A Qing Dynasty Hetian jade combEst. $5,000-$25,000
A Tibetan-style turquoise mask from the Qing DynastyEst. $4,500-$18,000
A famous model Honolulu character picture pen holderEst. $8,500-$55,000
A bronze beast head diamond bell of Southern BuddhismEst. $8,500-$55,000
A gold-filled jade teapot from the Qing DynastyEst. $8,500-$45,000
A pair of Qing Dao Lightyear pastel sea eight monsters to discEst. $5,000-$50,000
A Qing Yongzheng sapphire blue landscape figure pattern plum bottleEst. $4,500-$18,000
A piece of Qing Dynasty Qing Dynasty Hetian jade mother beast carvingEst. $4,500-$18,000
A picture of a beautiful woman built by Zhu XinjianEst. $5,000-$50,000
A jade treasure cloisonné basket ornamentEst. $5,000-$50,000
A double wall of Qing Dynasty Hetian jade dragon patternEst. $4,500-$18,000
A bronze gilt statue of Tsongkhapa in the Qing DynastyEst. $8,500-$55,000
A piece of ancient jade jadeEst. $8,500-$55,000
A Qing Dynasty blue and white square landscape water bottle with a yellow backgroundEst. $5,000-$50,000
A Qing Dynasty copper gilt cloisonné enamel painted "Haiwu Tianshou" incense boxEst. $5,000-$25,000
Maureen Love Photo Fint Art Print PortalEst. $110-$220
A Qing Yongzheng enamel color Tongjing flower and bird tea jarEst. $3,500-$7,000
A Qing Dynasty beeswax carving "pine deer with spring" patternEst. $8,500-$55,000
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