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A carved antler horn snuff box, late 18th/19th century. Possibly German Bavarian, Black Forest. Finely carved from an oval cross section of stag a...
A large Chinese silver powder box, 19th century. Of cylindrical form with a gilt lined interior and finely decorated depicting embossed dragons to...
A Chinese silver tot cup, late Qing dynasty. Decorated with a flying dragon embossed in relief. Makers mark struck beneath. 1.5 in (3.8 cm) height...
A Chinese silver tot cup, late Qing dynasty period. Of tapered, cylindrical form, unusually modelled with a lizard and a spider in high relief to ...
A Chinese enamelled filigree silver card case, 19th century, Qing dynasty. Decorated with filigree work throughout depicting dragons to one side a...
A large Chinese famille verte bowl. Decorated to the exterior with four roundels depicting rural landscapes and interior scenes painted in famille...
A pair of Chinese yellow ground vases. Of bottle form with incised decoration. 'Made at Jingdezhen' zhuanshu script marks with drilled apertures b...
A Chinese enamelled vase
A Chinese enamelled vase. Of hu form with floral and foliate polychrome enamelled decoration to the exterior. 16.3 in (41.5 cm) height. ...[more]
A Chinese blue and white porcelain bowl, probably 19th century. Decorated with equidistantly painted circular medallions incorporating symbols, pa...
A large Chinese bronze figure of Amitayus Buddha, Ming Dynasty period. Depicted seated in dhyanasana on a double lotus base with hands placed in d...
A Chinese gilt bronze Buddha, 19th century or earlier. Modelled in full length. 9.3 in (23.5 cm) height.
A Tibetan gilt bronze Buddha, 19th century or earlier. Seated on a double lotus base. 6.1 in (15.5 cm) height. ...[more]
A Chinese pale celadon jade bowl, probably 19th century. Raised on a straight ringed foot with a rounded body and everted rim. Incised with a Qian...
A group of five Chinese paintings of birds, late Qing dynasty. Watercolour and gouache on pith paper. Each depicting ornithological studies of exo...
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