Qing Dynasties

Dated to the late 19th century, the pair would have stood in the cultivated studio of a Qing-dynasty scholar-official, proudly displaying stacks of books, scholars' rocks, precious a...

This hand held pewter dish is an excellent example of fine Chinese metalwork of the 20th century. During the Qing dynasty, pewter craftsmen experimented with new techniques, showing ...

This antique late Qing handpainted oval shaped reticulated Chinese export porcelain Famille Rose Medallion bowl with underplate is a stunning piece of art that showcases the intricat...

This exceptional example of Qing Dynasty weaving hails from the Ningxia region, renowned for its sophisticated, restrained aesthetic and masterful use of open space.

A pair of Regence gilt-bronze mounted celadon lidded vases, Qing dynasty, Kangxi (1662-1722), in the manner of Yuan dynasty, and circa 1720.

An exceptional matching pair of antique provincial Chinese side chairs (often referred to as "wedding" chairs), dating to the late Qing Dynasty. Hand-crafted using traditional mortis...

Measures: Height 64cm, diameter 25cm. Crafted in Qing dynasty China in the late nineteenth century for the export market, these fine porcelain vases, complete with covers, were ma...

Known as "Peacock Rock" in Chinese, there was a more recent tradition in China (from Qing Dynasty and on) to collect the exotic gemstones such as malachite and turquoise specimen and...

Beautifully carved Qing dynasty tea caddy from Elmwood (yumu), with floral motifs and finished with an oxblood color lacquer.

A well-preserved piece of textile art dated to end of Qing Dynasty, circa late 19th century, the robe is known as Longgua, also known as Jifu gua, which serves as a surcoat on top of...

Chinese Rosewood brush holder (pen pot) circa late Qing dynasty. Finely carved on surface with a sitting Buddha on lotus throne holding his hands in Vitarka mudra, which signifies th...

Crafted of northern elmwood with a burl wood inset panel, the chairs exhibit a fusion of Qing-dynasty furniture designs. The single central backsplat is reminiscent of the southern o...

The Tanggu (Drum) is known as "Tonggu". During the Qing dynasty, it was called "Zhanggu". Its skin is normally made of buffalo’s hide.

Likely crafted during the late Qing Dynasty or early 20th century, this example honors the Ming design ideal of functional beauty and restrained proportion.

The Chinese (possible Sino-Tibetan) statue is easily dated to 17-18th century of early part of Qing Dynasty. It was masterfully cast in superb details and retains a deep attractive p...

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

This two-piece set of Chinese antique winter coat and a neck warmer ensemble circa 19th century (late Qing dynasty) is presented in two matching giltwood shadow boxes.

While the exact origin and age of this vase are currently unknown, its style and craftsmanship suggest it hails from the Ming or Qing Dynasty (14th-19th centuries). The calligraphy a...

Circa 17th century; Late Ming - early Qing Dynasty. Measures: Height: 10.5 inches, 26.2 cm.

Rendered in vivid gouache and ink on paper, these paintings depict dignified figures dressed in formal Qing Dynasty court attire, complete with elaborate headdresses and richly embro...

This is typical of late Ming and early Qing dynasty transitional porcelain before the strong imperial inspection seen in later Qing dynasty control of production.

Quiet and serene, this Qing-dynasty scroll perfectly captures the stark beauty of winter.

Measuring with stopper: 2.625 in. high x 2 in. wide x .5 in. thick (68 x 51 x 18mm) 1.9oz. (56g.) Qing Dynasty, circa 1850. Provenance: Igavel, New York, NY L’Asie Exotique, Palm Spr...

A delightful famille verte enameled porcelain figural group of the He-He Er Xian, the Twins of Harmony and Union, late Qing Dynasty, circa 1900, China. The He-He Er Xian are portr...

A beautiful 19th Century Red Lacquer Gilt Painted Qing Dynasty Cabinet. Early 1800's a wonderful piece from Shanxi Province.

A Green-on-Green Overlay Glass Snuff Bottle, Qing Dynasty. A clear bubbly glass bottle of flattened teardrop form with a cylindrical neck, and a neatly carved oval foot rim.

Together, they reflect the luxurious tastes of the late Qing dynasty, making them valuable collectibles for enthusiasts of fine Asian art.

A charming and collectible object, suitable for display or as part of a curated porcelain collection, and representative of the refined artistic traditions of Qing dynasty ceramics. ...

Circa early 20th century, Qing dynasty Jiang Jun Chinese chinoiserie watercolor scroll painting on silk showing branching stems of pink and white peonies and peach blossoms.

The base carries a hand painted six figure apocryphal Qing Kangxi ( 1662 to 1722) mark but this piece dates to the late 19th Century, in the later part of the Qing Dynasty.

Likely made in the mid-20th century as a tribute to Qing Dynasty export porcelain, this piece exemplifies the decorative style of Canton or Jingdezhen kilns, where artisan potters re...

This remarkable punch bowl is an exquisite example of Chinese export porcelain from the 18th century, made circa 1736 during the Qing Dynasty. Crafted for the European market, it exe...

This raised paw cat teapot is typically in Late Qing dynasty or early Republic era. The cat head is removable as the teapot lid.

Made in China, likely in the late 19th/early 20th Century in the late Qing dynasty period, these delightfully decorative and versatile tables will add gorgeous colouring, exceptional...

The panels are supported by square legs with patinated brass clad feet. Made in the Qing dynasty style with a rich lacquer finish having craquelure.

The inclusion of both Daoist immortals and secular auspicious themes reflects Qing dynasty values rooted in longevity, prosperity, and dynastic continuity.

Hand Painted and uncertain of age, could be 19th Century Qing Dynasty? A complement to any room, flanking a doorway, fireplace or on a console table for house plants.

De rigeur for any respectable, status-seeking male in the Qing-dynasty, hats would have found elevated storage and display on this remarkably crafted hat stand.

Likely intended for use as a jardinière or decorative vessel, this piece is both functional and highly decorative, a superb example of Qing dynasty artistry that brings nature and fo...

Vintage Chinese Hetian Jade Disc Bi in Silver Enamel Frame with Rubies and Pearls, Qing Dynasty A Chinese Hetian Jade Bi is an ancient circular jade disc with a central hole.

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

Set of framed 19th century Chinese embroidered sleeve panels, likely the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911). The panels depicting figures in a garden setting with traditional Chinese motifs su...

A good antique Chinese Qing dynasty famille rose porcelain candleholder, circa 1860.

Here's a breakdown of what it means: PEKING GLASS is a type of high-quality Chinese glassware that originated in the Qing Dynasty, particularly produced in Beijing (formerly spelled...

The Ming tradition continued to Qing dynasty when it was coded with high formality, but it also spread to the Joseon court in Korea in the 15th century.

Throughout the Ming and Qing dynasties, the bird's plumage was used to designate official rank.

Fascinating bitong, or traditionally carved brush pots - ideal for dry flower arrangements Displaying a desirable aged patina, in good original order Skilfully carved with an abundan...

A Chinese Qing Dynasty period linden wood signboard with calligraphy with stunning age-related patina.

Tin Tea cans from Late Qing dynasty or early Republic era of China, tea fragrance blends with time!

The Ming tradition continued to Qing dynasty when it was coded with high formality, but it also spread to the Joseon court in Korea in the 15th century.

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 trib...

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 trib...

This simple, 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 ...

The show included 120 examples of Qing Dynasty Glass with pieces from the 16th to the 19th century. 40 of the works have marks indicating they were made for the Qing Emperors by The ...

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...

A near pair of Chinese export porcelain figures of the Taoist immortal Li Tieguai, Qing Dynasty, late 18th century, China. The Daoist Immortal Li Tieguai, on of the Eight Immortals...

Beautifully carved Qing dynasty tea caddy from Elmwood (yumu), with floral motifs and finished with an oxblood color lacquer.