Qing Dynasties

Period : Late Ming – Early Qing Dynasty Production Date : 17-18th century Size : Left- 10 cm (Diameter) x 4.5cm(Height) / Right - 8.5cm (Diameter) x 4.5cm(Height) Condition : Good Re...

Crafted in the heart of China during the Qing dynasty, this chair perfectly represents the balance between functionality and decorative beauty.

In the middle of each gilt-wood frame are mirrors, each in marvelous condition. China, Qing Dynasty, circa: 1900.

Measurements H: 77 / 63 W: 200 D: 118 China, Jiangsu Province, Qing dynasty period 1840-1860

A Chinese antique Qing dynasty scholar's lamp-hanger armchair from the late 19th century, with sinuous pierced splat, dark patina, curving arms and side stretchers.

Beautiful Antique Chinese peachbloom-glazed beehive shaped scholar's water pot, taibai zun, with double blue circle mark underglaze, possibly Kangxi period , Qing dynasty, China. T...

A coordinating pair of antique Chinese Qing dynasty horseshoe chairs circa 1890. Hand crafted entirely of elmwood using traditional mortise and tenon joinery, they feature rounded 'w...

Snuff boxes were first used by the Chinese and Mongolians during the Qing dynasty and contained powered tobacco to help cure common illnesses.

Rare and Hard To Find 19th Century From China's Qing dynasty (1644-1912) a hard to find solid limestone finely carved round top pedestal - perfect for displaying your indoor or outd...

The manufacture of glazed tiles was standardized in the Ming Dynasty and during the Qing Dynasty into the Republican Era, glazed tiles became ever more popular for top-tier buildings...

The fine carpets of Peking represent the other end of the spectrum of Chinese textile art, expressing a late Qing dynasty aesthetic that is based on very simple forms and color combi...

Early 20th century Chinese porcelain goose figure. Late Qing dynasty. Very well modeled turquoise goose on integral aubergine base - note the webbing and feather ends.

This petite footed basin carved of solid limestone was likely once used in the courtyard of a wealthy Qing-dynasty home. Unusual decorative elements elevate the basin and suggest its...

Very beautiful Chinese porcelain vase with cracked glaze with 2 handles in the shape of elephant heads from the Qing Dynasty, mounted as a lamp at the end of the 19th century with a ...

Ideal for collectors and enthusiasts of jade carving, this piece offers both visual appeal and symbolic depth. circa: 1850, late Qing Dynasty

The painting is executed with great precision and vibrant colors typical of high-quality Canton export porcelain of the Qing dynasty. The piece is presented on a later carved wooden ...

This unusual Chinese Export Rose Medallion chestnut bowl retains the original underplate and dates from the Qing Dynasty (1644-1912). A handmade and hand painted piece, there are the...

circa: 1890-1920, late Qing Dynasty to early R.O.C period

Lavishly detailed and masterfully painted, the vase demonstrates the high level of craftsmanship maintained by Qing-dynasty ceramic artists. Lacy cut-out handles add to the vase’s de...

A beautifully dressed woman attends her children as they play in a Qing dynasty garden. Chinese porcelain became known worldwide for its beauty and craftsmanship.

Marked with the Qianlong reign mark 大清乾隆年製 (“Made during the Qianlong reign of the Great Qing Dynasty”). Additional information: Dimensions: Height: 5″, Diameter: 5 1/4″

It features a six-character mark—大清乾隆年製—meaning “Made during the Qianlong reign of the Great Qing Dynasty.” Additional information: Dimensions: Height: 17.5″, Diameter: 9″

Crafted of a dark hardwood, the small etagere recreates the free-standing shelves used in well-to-do Qing-dynasty homes to display one's collection of fine porcelains, bronzes, and s...

Crafted of a warm hardwood, the small etagere recreates the free-standing shelves used in well-to-do Qing-dynasty homes to display one's collection of fine porcelains, bronzes, and s...

This small treasure box from the late 19th century exemplifies the lavish splendor of the Qing-dynasty (1644-1911) decorative arts, finished with intricate surface embellishment and ...

This antique silk tassel is a rare example from the late Qing dynasty (1644-1912) and features a round medallion of woven silk brocade and braided trim.

A very rare Imperial Ningxia throne cover from the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, distinguished by an exquisitely drawn lion dog, which is an auspicious symbol of protection an...

A Celadon and Blue Porcelain ‘Phoenix’ Vase or Ginger Jar China, Qing Dynasty, 19th century With ebonised carved stand and lid 28 cm. / 11 ins high (overall 33 cm. / 13 ins), 20 cm. ...

This antique 19th-century Chinese Nuo ritual mask is a rare example of Qing Dynasty ceremonial folk art, hand-carved from solid wood and richly layered with original pigment.

This miniature bone carving of a woven fisherman's basket is a charming example of the decorative toggles used by Qing-dynasty men much like Japanese netsuke. Because traditional Chi...

The meticulous enamel work showcases the technical mastery of Qing dynasty ceramicists, who skillfully balanced artistry with functional ritual use.

This teapot features a male bust on the lid wearing the traditional hat of the Qing Dynasty. The teapot measures 10.75" spout to handle. 7.25" deep and 6.25" tall.

19th century gilt painted wardrobe cabinet. A very special Qing dynasty dressing wardrobe cabinet elaborately decorated with fine and exceptional gilt painting.

In total there are in excess of 80 figures over the whole seat. Late Qing Dynasty (1644-1911) 46.5cm H, 32cm Diam at top, 38cm Diam at widest point.

A late Qing Dynasty period red and black lacquered tiered lunch box from the early 20th century, with large handle and calligraphy.

A very fine late Qing Dynasty Chinese purple and sang de boeuf flambé-glazed baluster vase, now mounted as a table lamp with a bespoke hand-gilded turned base.

A late Qing Dynasty period wooden side table from the early 20th century with rattan inset top, scroll-carved apron and horsehoof feet.

This 19th-century embroidered fan case once belonged to a well-to-do lady of the late Qing dynasty (1644-1911), a must-have accessory that kept her paper fan close to hand.

This low display table exemplifies Qing-dynasty refinement with simplicity of form and minimal ornamentation.

Size: 9in H x 3.25in W x 3.5in D Origin: China Circa: Late Qing Dynasty Material: Faux Ivory/Bone Condition: Original condition, hand made and hand carved, normal age wear.

Unique rare fine antique 18th century Chinese gilt silver filigree and enamel brise fan, Qing dynasty, the fan has 20 sticks with a 24k gold ring loop, wonderful sticks with silver w...

Strung together with silk cord, the ten panels each depict a pair of lovers in a different erotic situation - some in risqué outdoor settings and others in distinctly Qing-dynasty in...

Lavishly detailed and masterfully painted, this classic phoenix tail vase demonstrates the high level of craft achieved by Qing-dynasty ceramic artists who used the rich and varied c...

Over 300 years ago, in the early Qing dynasty, a furniture maker in China's Hebei province was commissioned in to construct this exquisitely proportioned wine table.

These classic Chinese benches originally resided in the interior courtyard of a Qing-dynasty home, providing much-needed outdoor seating on hot summer days.

This is a hand painted Chinese export bowl from the late 18th century, Qing dynasty, Qianlong period, 1736-1795. We date this piece to circa 1780.

Lavishly detailed and masterfully painted, the vase demonstrates the high level of craft obtained by Qing-dynasty ceramic artists who used the rich and varied color of newly develope...

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

A work of art in itself, this finely woven Qing-dynasty trunk likely once stored prized painted scrolls.

A Chinese low table from the late Qing dynasty, early 20th century, featuring cabriole legs, a carved apron, and a hinged lift top.

Nice pair of 19th century Qing Dynasty Demi Lune Tables. In black lacquer, aprons with red lacquer and gilt adorned raised foliate scrolled frieze carvings.

Single late 19th century Qing dynasty vase converted to a lamp, of square tappering form, decorated throughout with the famille noire palette and white blossoming prunus (hawthorn) b...

Intricately carved with a gleeful expression, this mythical fu lion dog was likely a decorative yet meaningful architectural component, perhaps commissioned by a wealthy landowner to...

The manufacture of glazed tiles was standardized in the Ming Dynasty and during the Qing Dynasty into the Republican Era, glazed tiles became ever more popular for top-tier buildings...

As evidenced by the glazed interior, the jar was once used daily in a Qing-dynasty kitchen for fermenting foods and condiments.

As evidenced by the glazed interior, the jar was once used daily in a Qing-dynasty kitchen for fermenting foods and condiments.

Its monumental scale suggests it was used not as a wagon wheel, but as a turning element of a Qing-dynasty mill. The thick outer rim is comprised of nine hand-carved logs, held in pl...