Ming Dynasty

It was proclaimed in 1636 in Manchuria (modern-day Northeast China), in 1644 entered Beijing, extended its rule to cover all of China proper, and then extended the empire into Centra...

Inspired by classic Chinese Ming dynasty forms, the chairs blend traditional Asian motifs with the refined craftsmanship and clean lines characteristic of Sobota’s work.

Venerated for his strength and wisdom, Guan Yu is worshipped throughout China and is one of the central figures in the Ming-dynasty classic novel 'Romance of the Three Kingdoms.'

Blue and white porcelain holds a revered place in Chinese ceramic history, originating during the Tang Dynasty and reaching its pinnacle in the Ming Dynasty (14th–17th centuries).

It is a painting by Youqiu from the Ming Dynasty and is now collected in the Xiamen Museum.

Paintings dating back to the eleventh-century show figures perched in chairs made of roots and other unwieldy natural materials. During the Ming dynasty, elite members of society beg...

Marked at base: made in the Hua Qing period of the great Ming Dynasty Arita ware, also known as Arita-yaki, has its origins in 1616, when a Korean farmer, Yi Sam-pyeong, discover...

The Ming dynasty which followed survived until the creation of the Chinese republic in 1912.

The Ming dynasty which followed survived until the creation of the Chinese republic in 1912.

The Ming dynasty which followed survived until the creation of the Chinese republic in 1912.

The Ming dynasty which followed survived until the creation of the Chinese republic in 1912.

The Ming dynasty which followed survived until the creation of the Chinese republic in 1912.

The Ming dynasty which followed survived until the creation of the Chinese republic in 1912.

The Ming dynasty which followed survived until the creation of the Chinese republic in 1912.

The Ming dynasty which followed survived until the creation of the Chinese republic in 1912.

Blanc de Chine, also known as Dehua, in reference to the kiln site where it is produced Fujian province, has been in continous production since the Ming dynasty. It has been prized f...

ABOUT THE KANGXI PERIOD (1662–1722) Kangxi porcelain emerged after the Ming dynasty’s collapse, when the Kangxi emperor restored stability and encouraged artistic renewal.

It was proclaimed in 1636 in Manchuria (modern-day Northeast China), in 1644 entered Beijing, extended its rule to cover all of China proper, and then extended the empire into Centra...

A Chinese Ming Dynasty style elmwood scholar's lamp-hanger armchair from the late 19th century, with carved splat, dark patina, curving arms and side stretchers.

From the Ming dynasty onwards, bronze figures of Daoist deities and immortals occupied an important place within the domestic interior.

It was proclaimed in 1636 in Manchuria (modern-day Northeast China), in 1644 entered Beijing, extended its rule to cover all of China proper, and then extended the empire into Centra...

Glazed in black with russet splashes. Period : Yuan-Ming Dynasty(13th-16th century) Type : Jar Medium : Cizhou Ware Provenance : Acquired in late 1990s from Hongkong Reference 1) So...

Experts believe that artwork made of soapstone has survived throughout the centuries because humidity does not cause the stones to break down. The Ming Dynasty, which lasted from 136...

Step into the world of antique Chinese craftsmanship with this coffee table, originating from the late Qing Dynasty period in the early 20th century. Evolved from the original Ming D...

The decoration is executed in underglaze blue, a technique perfected in Chinese porcelain during the Yuan and Ming dynasties and widely adopted across East Asia.

Snuff was introduced to China from Italy during the Ming dynasty (1368-1644) and became very popular in China, particularly among the upper class.

The effect is produced by a method of firing that incorporates copper, a method first discovered by the Chinese of the Ming dynasty, probably during the reign of Wanli (1573–1620).

The accompanying paulownia box is inscribed with “Tang Dynasty Ming Dynasty Antique Copper Vase” in ink, indicating that it was made in China during the Ming Dynasty (14th-17th centu...

Large 17th Century Delft dish Chinoiserie blue and white Delftware Charger Material: Delft, earthenware, pottery. Design: Ming Dynasty, Wanli style, Chinoiserie Style: Ming, William ...

Please also consider Avantique’s antique and ancient Asian Art Collection of Han Dynasty, Tang Dynasty, Ming Dynasty, Qing, and Republic period items to complete your home and office...

During this period, China Ming Dynasty implemented a policy of lifting the ban from 1371 to 1657 and restricted foreign trade.

The rear is also beautifully hand painted with 16 upright flowers around the outer rim and two concentric blue rings to the centre, having a Six character Chenghua ( Ming dynasty 146...

This tablet is consistent with 18th-19th century works; several of which can be viewed in "Later Chinese Jades: Ming Dynasty to Early Twentieth Century" published by the Asian Art Mu...

Experts believe that artwork made of soapstone has survived throughout the centuries because humidity does not cause the stones to break down. The Ming Dynasty, which lasted from 136...

Experts believe that artwork made of soapstone has survived throughout the centuries because humidity does not cause the stones to break down. The Ming Dynasty, which lasted from 136...

Originating from the Cizhou region in Hebei Province, their production was not limited to this area; it spread across various provinces in China during the Song, Yuan, and Ming dynas...

Dimensions: (approx) Each: 16.5" Tall, 15" Diameter; 63lbs Total Martaban jars are common stoneware storage pots named after the Arabic pronunciation of the Burmese port on the g...

The large format, complex composition and profusion of details are all derived from Chinese Ming dynasty bird-and-flower paintings. In the same manner, most of the birds are exotic.

It was proclaimed in 1636 in Manchuria (modern-day Northeast China), in 1644 entered Beijing, extended its rule to cover all of China proper, and then extended the empire into Centra...

During this period, China Ming Dynasty implemented a policy of lifting the ban from 1371 to 1657 and restricted foreign trade.

During this period, China Ming Dynasty implemented a policy of lifting the ban from 1371 to 1657 and restricted foreign trade.

The console bench design draws inspiration from the classic form of the Ming Dynasty's Qiaotou An' (Rising-head Table). The distinctive upturned ends symbolize an upward, heavenward ...

This dish features a rockwork design that was popular during the Mid to Late Ming dynasties. The blue-and-white underglaze effectively captures the vibrant tones typical of the late ...

Please also consider Avantique’s antique and ancient Asian Art Collection of Han Dynasty, Tang Dynasty, Ming Dynasty, Qing, and Republic period items to complete your home and office...

Offering an idealized depiction of Ming-dynasty life, these delicate vases use the contemporary techniques of famille rose to honor the past with vibrant colors.

Made for the 1812 wedding of Doctor Samuel Cabot and Elizabeth Perkins of Boston, Massachusetts and believed to have been ordered by Thomas Perkins, the bride's father and prominent ...

The Ming dynasty which followed survived until the creation of the Chinese republic in 1912.

During this period, China Ming Dynasty implemented a policy of lifting the ban from 1371 to 1657 and restricted foreign trade.

It was proclaimed in 1636 in Manchuria (modern-day Northeast China), in 1644 entered Beijing, extended its rule to cover all of China proper, and then extended the empire into Centra...

There is an old label to the verso mentioning Ming Dynasty, however, we believe this to be a 19th Century piece - possibly using older elements.

Please also consider Avantique’s antique and ancient Asian Art Collection of Han Dynasty, Tang Dynasty, Ming Dynasty, Qing, and Republic period items to complete your home and office...

Pagoda seat back top and Chow form Ming Dynasty style legs add an imperial air. Both professionally lacquered in black, with gold lacquer accents on the base.

Experts believe that artwork made of soapstone has survived throughout the centuries because humidity does not cause the stones to break down. The Ming Dynasty, which lasted from 136...

The origin of "Tiger-head" hat can be traced back to Tang dynasty based on actual archeological finding. The tradition evidently lasted through the Song and Ming dynasties despite of...

It is a copper based glaze originated in Ming dynasty before it nearly disappeared. It was later revived during Qing dynasty by the imperial court and reached the peak of its quality...

Lu Jì (c. 1429–c. 1505) was a court academy painter of China of the early Ming dynasty (1368–1644). The painting is presently unmounted.

In addition to the present work and its prequel, Wares of the Ming Dynasty (1923) [our inventory no. 1660], Hobson published numerous works on English and Far Eastern ceramics, inclu...