Qing Dynasties

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...

They were crafted in the last decade of the Qing dynasty, which lasted from 1644 to 1911.

The large scale of these tomb figures, often more imposing than those from previous periods, underscores the increasing importance of funerary art during the Ming era. Unlike later Q...

19th Century Chinese Peking Carpet with 100 Antiques Pattern. 11'2" x 13'10" - 340 x 422 This nineteenth-century Chinese Peking carpet is a luminous and serene example of the "Qing...

This exceptional late Qing Dynasty textile transcends traditional floor covering design, presenting a vivid, narrative scene rendered in a highly stylized manner.

This 19th-century Chinese porcelain vase dates to the Qing dynasty and is decorated with hand-painted cobalt blue motifs set against a softly celadon-tinted glazed ground.

Expertly constructed of bamboo with intricate geometric fretwork panels to the backs and sides, these chairs embody the refined aesthetic and craftsmanship associated with traditiona...

The decoration is executed in soft pinks, greens, and iron-red outlines, typical of late Qing dynasty export porcelain. The rounded form is complemented by a fitted lid with a simple...

The vase bears a four-character Kangxi nian zhi mark to the underside, a tribute to the revered porcelains of the Kangxi period and a hallmark frequently adopted by accomplished Qing...

Hand-knotted in fine wool, this piece exhibits the low, dense pile typical of late Qing Dynasty weaving. Its sophisticated use of negative space, combined with the limited, high-cont...

This oversized masterpiece fuses a classic lattice grid with cloudbands, capturing the traditional folk art of the late Qing dynasty. On the Design: The design enjoys a highly dis...

Given its dimensions, it functions perfectly as one of the increasingly sought-after room size rugs from the late Qing Dynasty, offering both historical significance and enduring dec...

The overall composition draws inspiration from earlier Qing dynasty famille rose porcelains, particularly examples produced for export and decorative display, while maintaining the b...

As a superb example of antique rugs from the region, it showcases the subdued elegance favored by courtly patrons during the late Qing Dynasty. The palette is masterfully balanced, ...

An American Midwest collection of four small Chinese ceramic vases covered in peach-bloom glaze circa Qing Dynasty, 19th century, possibly earlier. The set consists of three vases of...

A Chinese export porcelain platter from the Qing Dynasty, decorated in underglaze blue with a lidded basket overflowing with flowers.

The bases display a neatly painted 大清康熙年制 (Da Qing Kangxi Nian Zhi) mark. Based on the style, enamels, and body form, the mark is best understood as honorific, with the vases dating ...

This buffet is not just a piece of furniture but a work of art, embodying the cultural richness and artistic sophistication of late Qing Dynasty China. Perfect for collectors or thos...

This elegant round table marries refined Qing Dynasty porcelain artistry with understated Western functionality, resulting in a versatile and highly decorative occasional table.

Exquisitely carved antique Chinese amethyst peach amulet pendant on 14K yellow gold, natural pearl and faceted amethyst long chain necklace 19th Century Qing Dynasty This beautiful a...

Wang Bingrong was an esteemed master of Chinese porcelain carving active during the mid-to-late Qing dynasty, known for his exceptional skill in high-relief moulded decoration.

This exceptional piece represents the pinnacle of late Qing Dynasty weaving, offering a sophisticated counterpoint to more densely patterned antique rugs.

A stunning antique Qing Dynasty Chinese export twin canister tea caddy / decorative table box. circa 1860 Hand-crafted in China for the European market when rare and exotic oriental...

This exceptional piece is a prime example of late Qing Dynasty weaving, showcasing the refined aesthetic typical of Chinese rugs produced for the imperial court and elite markets.

This stunning antique piece reflect the furniture art of Qing Dynasty. You may use it as sideboard too. Don't miss it.

Chinese rug weaving has deep roots dating back centuries, but large-scale production of decorative carpets flourished particularly during the late Qing dynasty and early Republican p...

Enamel decoration on Chinese porcelain, known as "famille jaune" when featuring yellow grounds, emerged later during the Qing Dynasty as part of the famille rose and famille verte pa...

Key Features: Origin: Ningxia, Western China Material: 100% Hand-Spun Wool Technique: Hand-Knotted Size: 4'8" × 6'4" Design: Lotus Flowers & Scrolling Cloud Vines Border: Ruyi & Fret...

A pair of framed antique Chinese embroidery textile panels circa 19th century of Qing Dynasty. Each piece features two mirror-matching panels (likely designated to be the sleeves), f...

Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Chinese history with this authentic 19th-century Qing Dynasty period shop sign. Boasting a stunning dark brown/black lacquer that captures th...

Likely created in China for the export market in the 20th century, the screen draws inspiration from earlier Qing dynasty and European chinoiserie painting traditions.

The rectangle marking in picture 14, translated to "Hall of Great Elegance", is associated with imperial workshops of the Late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China period (1912-194...

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...

A pair of Qing Dynasty period official's hat armchairs from the late 19th century, with carved splats, curving structures, scalloped aprons and side stretchers.

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...

Dimensions Height to top of handle 9cm/3.5" Diameter of top 4.8cm/1.8" Diameter of base 6.4cm/2.5" Width from back of handle to tip of rim 8.7cm/3.4" Weight 3.6 troy ounces/113g Ma...

Chinese export paintings of this nature were highly sought after by Western merchants and collectors, particularly during the late Qing Dynasty, when the demand for maritime art flou...

The Transitional period, which took place between the Ming and Qing dynasties, and which ran from the beginning of the 17th century until approximately 1660, marked a shift in Chines...

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 stunning antique piece reflect the furniture art of Qing Dynasty. Size: 77in H x 50.5in W x 26.5in D Door opening: 50.5in H x 26.5in W Inside cabinet depth: 21in Drawer: upper...

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, raisi...

The figures' clothing and the palanquin's design indicate that this scene may portray individuals from the Ming or Qing dynasty period, which could situate the artwork stylistically ...

Made in Canton in the first half of the 1800s, Qing dynasty.

I would probably date this piece to the 19th century period in the latter part of the Qing dynasty. Circa 1850-1880 in date, but it could quite possibly be earlier.

Rendered in variegated shades of blue, green, tan, pink, purple, mauve, navy blue, and brown with other accent colors. Immortal Pictorial. Qing Dynasty Design. Abrash. Desirable Age ...

Two antique pieces date to Qing Dynasty circa 1900 . Don't hesitate to contact me if you have any questions.

This mid-20th century Chinese export Famille Rose punch bowl is a finely hand-painted example of porcelain artistry rooted in the decorative traditions of Qing dynasty aesthetics. Cr...

This stunning antique piece reflect the furniture art of Qing Dynasty. You will love it when you own it.

The inset Coromandel panels—originally part of a folding screen—feature intricate carved and painted lacquer work typical of Qing Dynasty decorative arts, with subtle gilded elements...

The overall use of vibrant enamels, combined with the precise cloison patterns and recurring dragon iconography, is consistent with Qing dynasty imperial decorative themes, particula...

Dimensions: 9.5″ tall x 9″ diameter at the widest point x 5″ diameter at base Condition: Excellent Price: $2400 Decoration: Hand-painted in underglaze blue with floral scrolls, butte...

The meticulous hand-knotting and high-quality wool affirm its provenance as a fine example of late Qing Dynasty weaving. Such pieces are highly sought after by collectors, representi...

This exquisite piece represents the finest tradition of late Qing Dynasty antique rugs, showcasing the highly stylized and symbolic iconography typical of the Ningxia region.

The craftsmanship reflects the meticulous standards upheld during the late Qing Dynasty transition, showcasing finely spun wool and expertly executed knotting.

This exceptional piece represents the height of Qing Dynasty textile artistry, originating from the esteemed Ningxia region.

This exquisite Peking carpet exemplifies the refined aesthetic of late Qing Dynasty weaving. The field is dominated by a rich, variegated indigo and navy, providing a dramatic backdr...