Chinese Blood

A very nice set of 18th century tea bowls, Qing Period. 4 sets and 1 loose cup. The painting is of very high quality. Additional information: Material: Porcelain & Pottery Region of...

Sharing with you this fantastic Chinese Blood and Milk or rouge-de-fer Creamer and Pattipan from the Kangxi period (1662-1722).

Chinese ox blood vase mounted as a lamp, newly wired.

A small chicken blood stone carving from China circa early 20th century, possibly early (late Qing to early Republic period).

This type of porcelain with decorations painted only in iron-red, gold and some black enamel, is traditionally called *Milk and Blood' in The Netherlands. Interestingly, in the 18th ...

The composition and iconography conform to the normal export assortment of blue-and-white Kangxi porcelain of C. 1700. Country of origin: China Period: Kangxi period, ca 1700 Condit...

Watercolour on paper Xia Fu Ning is a Chinese artist born in 1962 who lives and works in Songzhuang, Beijing in China. He taught as Professor in the Department of Fine Arts during 1...

Kangxi period 17/18th century Chinese porcelain blood and milk rooster tea bowls Condition Saucers all with some frits, 1 small chip and 3 lines of which 1 is larger and 2 are ...

A nice Bavatian plate with Blood and Milk landscape and flower scenes in cartouches.

A large vintage Chinese porcelain ox-blood flambe glaze covered jar, electrified and made into a lamp E26 socket Overall size: H: 19", D: 10" Vase size: H: 12.5" D: 10" Lamp circa...

with Lion Head Handles. Ceramic, 19th century Original Japanese Collector's box.

Decorated in iron-red and gold on the glaze. In the centre two Chinese women on a boat. In the panels on the sides floral design and insects between.

Yongzheng period, 18th century, Rouge de Fer / Blood and Milk. Additional information: Material: Porcelain & Pottery Region of Origin: China Period: 18th century Qing (1661 - 1912) ...

Antique Chinese Porcelain BLood & Milk Tea Set Pronk Dame au Parasol, 18th Century.

Inspired by contemporary tensions in China, Zhang Xiaogang makes grim, unsettling portraits that consider identity and heredity in a collectivist state. The artist draws on influence...

Is it possible for an inanimate object to truly embody the essence of a yogi? To possess strength and harmony simultaneously? To effortlessly stand in the face of the seemingly impos...

Is it possible for an inanimate object to truly embody the essence of a yogi? To possess strength and harmony simultaneously? To effortlessly stand in the face of the seemingly impos...

C. AD 618-907. Tang Dynasty. Two beautiful terracotta pottery jars covered with a ox blood to chestnut-coloured glaze. The bulbous bodies taper into a slender neck with flared rim....

The intricately carved handles, or ears of this oxblood lamp cause it to stand out from the field of other lamps of this type. This piece is a 19th century sang de boeuf "Oxblood", r...

Sharing with you this amazing set for decorating your home. Interesting and beautifully made. 3 porcelain Arita baluster vases with covers. All decorated with with a nice floral dec...

Vintage red ox blood Chinese vase in enameled ceramic with irregular trumpet mouth.

Magnificent Chinese porcelain monochrome ox-blood vase with a stout rounded body and a long elegant flaring neck.

A Qing dynasty (1644–1912) Chinese ox blood red lacquered parcel gilt carved Hongmu wood wedding chair.

18th Century Iron-Red and Gilt, Chinese Miniature Porcelain Jug, Kangxi An Iron-Red and Gilt (Milk and blood porcelain), Chinese miniature porcelain jug Kangxi (1662-1722) See detai...

One of the most exotic and gorgeously colored Art Deco paintings we have ever seen, this scene of an elaborately robed Chinese couple, clearly of royal blood, conversing by a pool su...