Qing Dynasties

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Original gilt, lacquered wooden case (losses typical of material). Late Qing dynasty with China export stamp. Porcelain with various rim chips, 1 rim repair, hairline on central dish...

Due to their timeless aesthetic, identical wares were extensively reproduced by imperial kilns during the Ming and Qing Dynasties and they continue to inspire both antique reproducti...

The rounded form and balanced decoration draw inspiration from traditional Qing Dynasty blue-and-white porcelain, reflecting the enduring appeal of classical Chinese ceramic design.

Late 19th century large pigskin storage box, Chinese. Late Qing dynasty. Burnt red color & silvered brass or paktong fittings; the handles & their back plates of good quality.

Its historical background as a piece of the late Qing Dynasty era adds a layer of cultural investment, making it a sophisticated choice for collectors of East Asian antiquities.

Several figures are gathered around tables in what appears to be a restaurant or tea house, attended by servants, in a refined atmosphere characteristic of Imperial China during the ...

This exquisite pair of glazed ceramic bowls reflects the refined aesthetic of late Qing Dynasty porcelain. Each vessel features a graceful, footed silhouette finished in a creamy off...

In Qing Dynasty China, carpets bearing nine five-clawed dragons were reserved for the emperor alone, symbolizing supreme authority and the Mandate of Heaven.

The intricate decoration and vivid palette are characteristic of late Qing Dynasty to early Republic period Chinese export silver work.

Dimensions: 9″ tall x 9″ diameter Condition: Excellent Price: $6,700 Decoration: Hand-painted famille rose enamels with peonies, chrysanthemums, and floral sprays Material: Porcelain...

From this pendant hangs two silver coins bearing the bust of Yuan Shikai, in circulation from 1914-1920, during China's Republic Period following the collapse of the Qing dynasty (16...

Woven during a period of intense artistic exchange, this rug reflects the refined taste of the late Qing Dynasty. Its excellent preservation and masterful execution make it a museum-...

Maker: Luen Hing Era: Qing Dynasty Origin: Shanghai, China Date: circa 1880 Video: A video of this fine piece is available upon request.

This fine antique cloisonné box would make an outstanding addition to any collection of Chinese decorative arts, Qing dynasty enamels, or Asian export antiques. A wonderful display p...

This exceptional piece represents the finest tradition of antique rugs woven in the Ningxia region during the Qing Dynasty. Its narrow, elongated format is characteristic of pieces d...

Materials and Techniques: Chinese Qing dynasty Kangxi period powder blue porcelain; French gilt bronze (ormolu); hand-cast and hand-chased mounts; electrified.

This exceptional textile represents the finest weaving traditions of Chinese rugs during the Qing Dynasty. The expansive, open field utilizes a highly desirable palette, immediately ...

The carvings align with the late Qing dynasty to early Republic period decorative arts.

This magnificent example of late Qing Dynasty weaving represents the pinnacle of Imperial Chinese textile artistry.

The bold, architectural quality of the design ensures that this late Qing Dynasty weaving functions perfectly as a foundational element in contemporary interiors, making it a superb ...

These stylized floral and scrolling vine motifs are characteristic of the sophisticated artistry developed in Beijing workshops during the late Qing Dynasty. Woven with luxurious, t...

This exceptional example of a late Qing Dynasty textile is a testament to the refined craftsmanship typical of the Peking workshops.

As a genuine example of antique rugs from the late Qing Dynasty, this Ningxia piece offers not only decorative beauty but also a significant document of textile history and imperial ...

This exceptional piece from the late Qing Dynasty exemplifies the graphic precision and symbolic richness inherent in antique rugs of the Ningxia region.

Pieces of this type were commonly produced in the mid-20th century, drawing inspiration from earlier Qing dynasty aesthetic traditions while appealing to both domestic and export mar...

This exceptional example of late Qing Dynasty weaving represents the pinnacle of Imperial Chinese textile art.

An exceptional example of Qing Dynasty textile artistry, this antique Chinese silk rug from the 1880s boasts a bold, opulent aesthetic that reflects the richness of imperial Chinese ...

17th century, painted in underglaze blue with eight figures including officials in a garden landscape, marked on the bottom with a sitting rabbit(blue hare), Transitional period(Late...

It is a superb example among antique rugs of the Qing Dynasty, showcasing the restrained elegance favored by the imperial household.

Chinese Sang de Boeuf lamps, also known as oxblood lamps or flambé glaze lamps, are a type of traditional Chinese ceramic art that originated during the Ming dynasty (1368-1644) and ...

Famille Rose, meaning "pink family," refers to a style that emerged during China's Qing Dynasty (1662–1795). It is characterized by a rose-pink enamel made from colloidal gold, used ...

Famille Rose, meaning "pink family," refers to a style that emerged during China's Qing Dynasty (1662–1795). It is characterized by a rose-pink enamel made from colloidal gold, used ...

Each scene captures moments of Qing-dynasty courtly life, rendered with fine detail and ceremonial elegance.

Not indigenous to China, lions were imported as exotic gifts from as early as the Han and Tang dynasties. The symbolism associated with the lion developed with the introduction and s...

Famille Rose, meaning "pink family," refers to a style that emerged during China's Qing Dynasty (1662–1795). It is characterized by a rose-pink enamel made from colloidal gold, used ...

Her right hand is raised in the vitarka mudra (gesture of teaching or discussion), while the left hand rests in her lap, holding a small vase or flask — a common symbol of the nectar...

The form, balance, and layered decorative schemes speak to the enduring legacy of Qing dynasty aesthetic traditions, though the execution and porcelain body suggest a later productio...

The technique of cloisonné, where wires form compartments to hold vibrant enamels, reached its artistic zenith during the Ming and Qing dynasties. These 20th-century export examples ...

This rare glaze, developed during the Qing Dynasty, showcases expert control over reduction firing to achieve its vibrant yet nuanced finish—highly prized among collectors and connoi...

Bird cage culture is a part of traditional Chinese culture which can be dated back to more than a thousand years ago during the Song dynasty. In the middle of the Qing dynasty, rais...

This Large Antique Chinese Export Turquoise Glazed Rooster is a fine example of traditional Chinese ceramic artistry, likely from the Qing Dynasty period or early 20th century. The f...

This gorgeous 18th-century Chinese plate was meticulously hand-painted in the Famille Rose style during the Qianlong period of the Qing dynasty, circa 1770. The center features a del...

Fine condition, one bottom glaze flaw. Qing dynasty. Pure Western form. 10 7/8" x 9 3/4" x 4" h.

This was used by affluent individuals during the Qing Dynasty. Jade has a long history of being associated with mystical properties and was traditionally revered for its symbolic mea...

This elegant Chinese celadon and green turquoise glazed brush rest dates back to the Kangxi period (1661–1722) of the Qing Dynasty, a time known for its exceptional porcelain product...

It was started in the 2nd and 3rd years of the Emperor's reign (1790-1791), and the paintings of Izumiya city soldiers and beautiful people were created, incorporating the style of t...

Includes further rare examples of Ming and Qing porcelain and several exceptional jades, including a Qing dynasty, 18th century large white jade bowl, and a celadon jade ‘landscape’ ...

This stunning antique piece reflect the furniture art of Qing Dynasty. Size: 32.5in H x 45.5in W x 23.5in D 
Drawer side: 6.5in H x 9in W x 19in D Center: 3in H x 17in W...

Our custom reclaimed wood console tables are hand-crafted by local artisans using architectural salvage from Qing-dynasty buildings. Each table is expertly crafted to a minimalist, w...

Our custom reclaimed wood console tables are hand-crafted by local artisans using architectural salvage from Qing-dynasty buildings. Each table is expertly crafted to a minimalist, w...

Our custom reclaimed wood console tables are hand-crafted by local artisans using architectural salvage from Qing-dynasty buildings. Each table is expertly crafted to a minimalist, w...

Our custom reclaimed wood console tables are hand-crafted by local artisans using architectural salvage from Qing-dynasty buildings. Each table is expertly crafted to a minimalist, w...

This stunning antique piece reflect the furniture art of Qing Dynasty. Size: 33in H x 38.5in W x 12in D Drawer: upper: 4.5in H x 24.5in W x 8in D lower: 2.5in H x 11in W x 7.5in D e...

Take look at the pictures, this furniture use the traditional Chinese craftsmanship design and reflect the Southern China's furniture art of Qing Dynasty. It is truly a antique and c...

This stunning antique piece reflect the furniture art of Qing Dynasty. Don't miss it! Size: 33"H x 36 1/2"W x 24"D Drawer: 4"H x 14"W x 21"D Origin: Shan Xi, China Circa: 1850 - 190...

This stunning antique piece reflect the furniture art of Qing Dynasty. Don't miss it. Disclaimer: Due to differences in monitor/screen settings, product colors may differ slightly b...