Qing Dynasties

This exceptional Chinese Peking carpet captures the refined aesthetic of the late Qing Dynasty transition period. Its generous proportions classify it as a true room size rugs, makin...

As a significant piece among antique rugs, it showcases the refined aesthetic preferences of the Qing Dynasty court, utilizing traditional motifs rendered with remarkable clarity and...

This exceptional example of nomadic weaving traditions presents a highly structured, compartmentalized field typical of late Qing Dynasty influence on antique rugs from the region.

The organic form of this rootwood side table would have appealed to the refined tastes of Ming and Qing dynasty literati, who favored natural formations with sinuous contours and wil...

Passing through these impressive posts, a visitor to a Qing-dynasty estate would know he was entering someplace special.

The organic form of this rootwood side table would have appealed to the refined tastes of Ming and Qing dynasty literati, who favored natural formations with sinuous contours and wil...

Sharing with you these two very nicely decorated Yongzheng Klapmutsen/Bowls Decorated in opaque enamels of the famille rose palette (fencai) with an European boat waiting the arrival...

Historically, hat stands were used to display ceremonial hats, which symbolized rank and status in Chinese society, especially during the Qing dynasty. Over time, these stands became...

An exquisite antique Rose Medallion shouldered vase from late 19th-century China, showcasing the artistry and elegance of Qing dynasty porcelain. The vase features alternating panels...

Initially reserved for ranking members of Qing-dynasty society, the practice provided an opportunity to display one's refined aesthetic through collectible snuff containers.

Elevated to the rank of emperor (di) by the Wanli emperor (r. 1573–1620) of the Ming dynasty, Guandi, as he was thenceforth known, served as a virtual patron saint of the Manchu rule...

Simple lines, a modest form, and a well-worn finish give this small Qing-dynasty tray a provincial charm that recalls the warmth of home.

From the five-petaled crown and elaborately layered necklaces to the gracefully flowing celestial robes and oval lotus base, the work showcases the refined casting skill of Qing dyna...

This Qing Dynasty altar console table charms our eyes with its exquisite silhouette and delicate décor.

Meditating on the stone’s irregular composition, the Qing-dynasty scholar sought inspiration in the sculptural form and unpredictable patterning of a well-chosen stone.

The textiles are dated to Qing dynasty, (19th century) Size: 29.5in H x 14in W x 1.5in D Origin: China Circa: Late 19th Century Material: Textile, Silk, frame Condition: Original co...

The Qing Dynasty was the last Chinese dynasty and its fall in 1912 at the hands of the Xinhai Revolution marked the end of China's bimillennial imperial history and the birth of mode...

Its deep, muted indigo field establishes it firmly within the tradition of sophisticated blue color rugs from the Qing Dynasty, providing a dramatic backdrop for the elaborate embroi...

This provincial stool is artisan-crafted in the style of traditional Chinese courtyard stools typically used throughout a Qing dynasty home as versatile everyday seating.

"Four Seasons", an auspicious theme in the late Qing dynasty early republic era, is believed to symbolize good fortune and longevity.

With unique scale and a wide mouth, this contemporary jar resembles the vessels used to store and display painted scrolls in a Qing dynasty scholar's studio. The detailed scenes that...

Chinese Export Porcelain Famille Jeune (Yellow-Ground) Footed Dish, Qing Dynasty, Tongzhi Era (1862-1874). The five-lobed dish decorated with a male foo lion glazed in rose among a s...

Initially reserved for ranking members of Qing-dynasty society, the practice provided an opportunity to display one's refined aesthetic through collectible snuff bottles.

While not of the period, the mark reflects the continued reverence for earlier imperial wares and suggests a later production, likely early to mid-20th century, in the Qing dynasty s...

This exquisite Peking piece represents the sophisticated weaving tradition of late Qing Dynasty China. Its composition, executed in high-quality knotted wool, places it among the fin...

Made of wood reclaimed from Qing-dynasty architecture, this contemporary dining table is a celebration of wabi-sabi style.

This motif of a butterfly and a gourd was popular during the Qing dynasty and conveys blessings for a large family with many sons.

The upper and lower borders are adorned with geometric and stylized motif bands, framing the central scenes with classical decorative elements inspired by earlier Chinese export and ...

Whether displayed as a centerpiece in a grand entryway or as part of a curated collection, these vases are sure to captivate the eye and inspire admiration for generations to come. ...

This is a spectacular set of hand-painted wooden wall panels in chinoiserie style representing the Emperor and Empress of the Qing Dynasty. Hand-carved jade stone and hand-paint...

This wooden brush pot from the late 19th century was sculpted from the hollows of a gnarled tree root, carefully worked to preserve every knot, twist and burl in the wood. Popular d...

Filled with dried aromatic plants and essential oils, the censer issued fragrant smoke that forged a connection to the spiritual realm. This late Qing-dynasty jar pays colorful tribu...

A hallmark of Qing-dynasty domestic architecture, tall lattice panels such as these were used in provincial courtyard homes to allow light and air into a room whilst maintaining priv...

It's unusual to discover two Qing-dynasty wine tables still together as a pair, making these storied tables a rare collector's find.

This exceptional example of baotou rugs originates from the late Qing Dynasty period, showcasing the characteristic deep, saturated colors favored by workshops in the Suiyuan province.

Stitched against a field of pale yellow silk, the robe's gold, green and blue imagery represents the splendors of the heavenly realm. Created during the Qing Dynasty when rules on ap...

These refined Qing-dynasty compound cabinets command their surroundings with grand scale and fine materials.

Cloaked in a beautifully irregular brown-green slip finish, this 19th-century earthenware pot was charged with the humble task of storing dry goods in a Qing dynasty kitchen. The lob...

Height: 7" including stand Circa: Late 19th Century, Qing Dynasty

Antique 19th Century Chinese Famille Verte Ginger Jar converted as Table Lamp Beautiful 19th century Chinese ovoid lidded ginger jar from the Qing Dynasty. It is hand painted in int...

This sculptural teapot dates to the late Qing dynasty and was hand-carved from bamboo to appear as though parceled by a cloth strung with tassels.

This charming teapot dates to the late Qing dynasty and is hand-carved from a hollow length of bamboo to appear as though parceled by a cloth strung with tassels.

A vibrant pair of Qing Dynasty turquoise-glazed porcelain vessels including a molded ewer and a shallow dish, each rendered in brilliant peacock-green glaze with pronounced craquelur...

A rare antique 19th century Chinese Qing Dynasty, Daoguang period porcelain bitong or scholar's brushpot, by Wang Bingrong (1820-1875) , circa 1850.

Brilliantly colored with bold enamels, this porcelain hat stand was once used by a Qing-dynasty gentleman to display his caps while they weren't in use.

Brilliantly colored with bold enamels, this porcelain hat stand was once used by a Qing-dynasty gentleman to display his caps while they weren't in use.

This pair of Chinese Double Happiness footed bowls was produced during the mid-twentieth century and draws inspiration from Qing Dynasty decorative traditions. Executed in blue and w...

Instead of the elaborate carvings often found on Qing-dynasty doors, these simple door panels are decorated only by round brass pulls and a weathered layer of red-brown lacquer.

Collected from China, this beautiful Qing Dynasty style famille rose vase features detailed Chinese ink painting style landscape and fisherman, boat painting with marks on the bottom.

Pith paper paintings of this type were produced in specialist Canton workshops for the Western export trade from the late 18th century through the 1880s, and were among the most wide...

Blue and white porcelain bowl realized in China late Ming or early Qing dynasty period. The interior is delicately painted in cobalt blue with a riverside landscape featuring rocks, ...

This petite 19th century console table crafted in China's Shanxi province is the perfect example of Qing-dynasty ideals of scholarship and craftsmanship.

Initially reserved for ranking members of Qing-dynasty society, the practice provided an opportunity to display one's refined aesthetic through collectible snuff containers.

The bottle is completed by a green and white yin/yang domed jade stopper with black glass collar, cork and long spade shaped spoon of an organic material. Qing Dynasty, 19th Century....

The vases’ graceful silhouette and ornate details make them not only functional but also stunning decorative pieces, reflecting the artistry of Qing Dynasty craftsmanship and the ric...

This is a very good quality, highly decorative Chinese export Large porcelain Vase, finely hand decorated in the Imperial Canton, Rose medallion figural design, which we date to the ...

A practice that began in the Tang dynasty and reached the height of its popularity during the Qing dynasty, foot binding was a painful process intended to make a woman's feet as smal...