Qing Dynasties

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

The finely painted panels reflect the delicate craftsmanship of Qing Dynasty artisans. The lamp is topped with a vintage-style fitting, blending traditional aesthetics with modern fu...

Intricately constructed with traditional mortise-and-tenon joinery, this lacquered coffer was crafted by an artisan in northern China during the late Qing dynasty. Popular in China s...

The 19th-century Chinese Cantonese / Rose Medallion bowl is a stunning example of Qing dynasty porcelain artistry. Characterized by its vibrant, multi-colored floral patterns, the bo...

A timeless piece with serene elegance and detailed craftsmanship that reflects the artistry of Qing dynasty porcelain.

An absolutely lovely Chinese export pink Canton enamel round stacking box and cover, late Qing Dynasty, circa 1900, China. The circular stacking box consists of a bowl form base, ...

Chinese scholars rock, Qing dynasty, circa 1900 or earlier, mounted on a custom carved hardwood base.

Jars are decorated in a blue and white glaze, a style that became popular in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The symbols are paired with florals and geometric designs to signify prosper...

This exceptional example of Chinese rugs from the late Qing Dynasty showcases the powerful symbolism and unique color palette favored by the imperial workshops.

A richly symbolic and decorative pair, ideal for display on a mantel, console, or within a collection of Qing dynasty porcelain.

To keep her elaborate hairstyle intact while sleeping, a well-to-do Qing-dynasty woman would use a rigid headrest or neck pillow to keep her head elevated.

Long ago, this elegant rosewood box was used by a Qing-dynasty lady to store her favorite pieces of jewelry, each drawer filled with jades, pearls, coral necklaces, and hair pins.

Antique Chinese Natural Double Gourd Snuff Bottle, Qing Dynasty. The long natural gourd is referred to as a double gourd having a cinched waist center with the bulbous bottom repres...

A Natural Gourd Snuff Bottle, Qing Dynasty. A dried globular knobby gourd that is hollowed, lacquered and buffed to serve as a snuff bottle with an inserted and affixed narrow ceram...

An outstanding example of Qing dynasty export ware, marrying technical virtuosity with historical significance.

The textiles are dated to Qing dynasty, (19th century). Size: 24.5in H x 16in W x 0.5in D Origin: China Circa: 19th Century Material: Textile, Silk, Wood Condition: Original conditi...

This ombre riser was originally a Qing-dynasty low stool, used by a shoemaker while he assembled pairs of shoes.

This square ceramic block is actually a form of Chinese headrest or neck pillow. Popular during the Qing dynasty, rigid headrests such as this were used by upper-class women to prote...

This square ceramic block is actually a form of Chinese headrest or neck pillow. Popular during the Qing dynasty, rigid headrests such as this were used by upper-class women to prote...

These brocades used to be woven in China probably since the Ming period if not earlier, although the present configuration relates to a version woven during the Qing dynasty. Door r...

This listing is for a beautiful set of 7 Chinese Export Gouache (watercolor) paintings on rice/pith papers depicting the traditional Chinese costumes of men and women in the Great Qi...

Over four hundred years ago, these rare stone finials once adorned the garden or courtyard of a traditional Qing-dynasty home. Hand-carved in Shanxi province, they offer a rare glimp...

This 19th-century weiqi table would have been a prized possession of a Qing-dynasty scholar, allowing him to test his mind from the comfort of his studio.

Period: Late Ming-Early Qing Dynasty (17th century) Type: Blue and White Porcelain Provenance : Acquired early 2000s from Southeast asia(Probably from Shipwreck) Reference : 1) Sothe...

This square center table dates to the mid-19th century and wonderfully exemplifies Qing-dynasty furniture design. Found at the center of social activity, Chinese square tables such a...

An elegantly cast bronze vessel from Qing Dynasty China. The pear-shaped body sits atop a splayed foot, and rises to a waisted neck and flared rim.

Deeply rooted in the belief that ancestors continue to guide and protect their descendants, many Chinese families pay homage to their departed loved ones through private rituals, see...

Popularized during the Qing dynasty, reverse glass painting requires an artist to essentially work backwards, starting with details and shading before adding color and form.

This is an excellent example of Northen China Provincial style furniture handed down through several Dynasties, this stool being of the Qing Dynasty Period ca1850.

It was written sometime in the middle of the 18th century during the Qing dynasty. Long considered a masterpiece of Chinese literature, the novel is generally acknowledged to be the ...

A Chinese elmwood wine table from the 19th century Qing Dynasty period, showcasing a warm patina and elegant carved detailing.

A test of skill, strategy, and luck, the game of mahjong (麻將) was invented in China in the late Qing dynasty (1644-1911) and has been popular ever since.

The writing on one of the pieces states “Sun Set Chang c. 1665 (formerly in the collection of Takeuchi the Japanese minister to China)” which makes the origin of these pieces during ...

Produced for export during the late Qing Dynasty, the porcelain reflects the Canton tradition of the late 19th to early 20th century.

These chairs were made between 1870 and 1875, during the Qing dynasty, but in the Ming style. Although they predate the nineteenth-century period, the Ming style greatly influenced l...

These traditional Chinese motifs are associated with longevity, prosperity, and harmony, typical of Qing dynasty decorative themes. The crisp cobalt painting contrasts sharply with ...

Chinese Mandarin in Winter Court Dress, Antique Print, Jefferys 1749 This refined mid-18th century engraving depicts a Chinese Mandarin in winter attire, illustrating the formal dre...

These were originally in widespread use by Qing Dynasty farmers but evolved into a more sturdy and rugged design when adopted by China’s Imperial Army.

**Chinese Coromandel Lacquer Six-Panel Screen, Qing Dynasty Style, Palace Scene** A stunning and richly detailed **Chinese Coromandel lacquer folding screen**, likely dating to the ...

These portraits are often framed and depict figures from the Qing Dynasty, with some sources specifically mentioning Emperor Kangxi.

The Tobacco Leaf design originated in China during the Qing Dynasty, circa 18th century, produced primarily for export to Europe and American markets.

A magnificent pair of Qing Dynasty (1644-1912) antique Chinese architectural elements with beautifully aged patina. circa 1900 Most impressive large scale, likely sculptural corbels...

Likely 20th century, inspired by Qing dynasty decorative wares, and produced for the export and decorative market.

A beautifully carved white jade pendant, featuring a double chilong motif intertwined within a cloud disk, a design highly favored in Ming and Qing dynasty archaic jade carvings. The...

Qing Dynasty (19th c), an elm wood, two drawer, altar coffer with brass flower-shaped ring pulls.

The sophisticated modeling and symbolic pairing of animals reflect late Qing dynasty to early 20th-century Chinese decorative traditions.

Two very nicely decorated Late Kangxi / early Yongzheng Klapmutsen/Bowls Decorated in opaque enamels of the famille rose palette (fencai) with an European boat waiting the arrival o...

This squat brass vessel is an early Qing-dynasty hot water bottle, originally used to heat a bed or warm the body.

Beautiful Shunzhi or Early Kangxi Period Chinese Porcelain Bowl – c.1655–1670 – Marked A charming and highly decorative blue and white porcelain bowl dating from the Shunzhi to earl...

Beautiful Shunzhi or Early Kangxi Period Chinese Porcelain Bowl – c.1655–1670 – Marked A charming and highly decorative blue and white porcelain bowl dating from the Shunzhi to earl...

The box is unmarked, which, according to the eminent Chinese Silver scholar Adrien Von Ferscht, "is not unusual for Qing Dynasty and Chinese Republic Era silver wares".

By owning this Antique Imperial Green Cabochon Jadeite Jade 24K Yellow Gold Pinky Finger Ring, you not only acquire a stunning piece of jewelry but also become a custodian of history...

Monumental Chinese Export Porcelain Green Sancai Glazed Parrot Dimensions: 19" H × 6" W × 9" D (base 7" × 6") Origin: China, late Qing dynasty, circa 1880–1900 Condition: Minor glaz...

The listed item has no seat. Qing Dynasty chairs with the same design have been sold at Bonham’s, and can be seen here and here.

To keep her elaborate hairstyle intact while sleeping, a well-to-do Qing-dynasty woman once used this ceramic headrest as a pillow.

This set of Famille Rose porcelain dishes dates back to the Qianlong period of the Qing dynasty, circa 1760. Chinese potters expertly utilized the rich colors of the Famille Rose pal...

This chair, dated to the Qing dynasty and crafted in the Ning style, is a genuine piece of history, a tangible symbol of a culture and tradition that shaped the daily life of ancient...