Qing Dynasties

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...

This finely modeled pair of porcelain guardian lions—commonly referred to as “Foo Dogs”—is rendered in a brilliant turquoise glaze, a hallmark of Chinese decorative ceramics popular ...

Side chairs, or chairs without arms, appeared during the Song dynasty and maintained a simple, unchanging form through successive dynasties, up to the Qing dynasty.

The 18th-Century Original: The original pattern emerged in China during the Qianlong reign (1736–1795) of the Qing Dynasty, created specifically for the lucrative European export mar...

Dimensions: Overall with stand: 8.5" W × 7" H × 3.5" D Carp alone: 8.5" W × 1.5" D × 3" H Weight: 249 grams silver Origin: China, Late Qing dynasty, circa 1900 Condition: Minor enam...

A pair of large blue and white Qing Dynasty plates recovered from the Nanking Cargo.

Each rank was represented by a different species, and while there were slight variations over time, by the Qing Dynasty the order from highest to lowest was: (1) crane, (2) golden ph...

The bowl's interior well displays a character encircled by a white underglaze ring, while its relatively wide foot rim is also underglazed. Period : Qing Dynasty(1644-1911) Type : B...

Fine antique 19th century Qing Dynasty celadon jade pendant plaque of rectangular form, exceptionally well carved on both sides.

They were minted during Qing dynasty in China with discernible reign marks ranging from Qianlong to Daoguang (18th-19th century).

In overall style, color, and technique, the piece aligns with cloisonné traditions that continued from the Ming into the Qing dynasty, and its precise dating requires consideration o...

Historical Context Commissioned by the most affluent European and American families—and finding an especially passionate market among the high aristocracy of Portugal—the tobacco lea...

Executed entirely in a rich underglaze cobalt blue, these pieces showcase the intricate artistry and dense symmetry characteristic of the Qing Dynasty's export trade. The Fitzhugh ...

Dimensions: Each vase is 15.5 inches high Condition: Excellent overall condition; fish pair with minor firing imperfections Price: $3,600 Decoration: One pair with scrolling foliage,...

Its meditative composition, botanical theme, and restrained color scheme embody the philosophy and aesthetics of Qing dynasty interior decoration, where harmony with nature and balan...

This exquisite three-piece garniture set features a central clock and a pair of matching candelabra, each centered around a finely painted Qing dynasty porcelain vase. The central c...

Antique Chinese Silk Rug Size: 7'7" × 10'9" (231 × 327 cm) This mid-19th-century Chinese silk rug is an exquisite example of Qing dynasty textile artistry, embodying a delicate balan...

Woven entirely by hand using lustrous, high-quality wool, this nearly square carpet exemplifies the aesthetic principles of Qing Dynasty-era interior decoration. The composition fea...

This piece is a superb example of the refined aesthetic associated with Chinese weaving during the Qing Dynasty, effortlessly blending artistic expression, cultural symbolism, and su...

Despite its age, this antique rug remains a testament to the mastery of Qing Dynasty textile artisans. Its dynamic composition and vibrant coloration make it not only a historical tr...

Antique Chinese Wool Rug in Celadon Green and Beige (size adjusted) Size: 14'0" × 21'0" (426 × 640 cm) This elegant 19th-century Chinese rug embodies the tranquil beauty and refined ...

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...

Chinese Export Porcelain: Armorial Tankard (Circa 1780) Item: Chinese Export Porcelain Armorial Tankard. Date: Circa 1780, Qing Dynasty (Qianlong Period). Dimensions: 5 1/4 in.

Exquisite Chinese painting on rice paper, similar to gouache, dating from the late Qing Dynasty (19th century) to the early 20th century.

This rug represents the refined aesthetic sensibilities of late Qing dynasty textile production, when traditional Chinese iconography was being systematically codified within imperia...

Coinciding with the fall of the Qing dynasty, both Chinese and Japanese flower motifs trickled into Art Deco Design, most prominently appearing in the haute couture dresses of Paul P...

These richly cast guardian figures—symbols of protection, power, and prosperity—reflect the grandeur of Qing dynasty artistry. Their dynamic poses, expressive modeling, and ceremonia...

Made during the crossover Arts & Crafts and Art Nouveau movements during the Qing Dynasty, the pair are set with four prongs, that are shaped in two different styles, on a square yel...

Emerging from the workshops of Beijing (Peking) during the late Qing Dynasty to early Republic period, this style was highly favored by the international Art Deco movement for its cl...

This substantial group, 98 pieces, of one-of-a-kind slips with painted hand calligraphy appeals to book lovers and antiquity sleuths We believe them to be circa 1900 , Qing dynasty a...

This substantial group, 59 pieces, of one-of-a-kind slips with painted and applied hand calligraphy appeals to book lovers and antiquity sleuths We believe them to be circa 1900 Qing...

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...

The elaborate costume and military accessories reflect Western fascination with Qing Dynasty China during the 19th century, when illustrated costume books and ethnographic publicatio...

In the upper right corner, a gilded inscription in Chinese characters stands out, celebratory in tone and inspired by the Qing dynasty aesthetic, paired with a seal-script inscriptio...

The lid is decorated with a finely detailed courtly leisure scene depicting elegantly attired ladies, gentlemen, and attendants gathered around a gaming table within a refined domest...

Among the most distinctive categories of Chinese export porcelain, Batavia ware emerged during the Qing dynasty as a sophisticated response to the tastes of international markets.

Famille rose enamels became one of the defining achievements of Qing dynasty porcelain, prized for their soft palette and ability to render complex figural scenes with remarkable del...

It appeals to those with interests in sinology, Qing dynasty history, missionary interactions, or the transmission of Asian culture into European publications.

It is particularly valuable for collectors of China trade imagery, Qing Dynasty culture, or colonial-era visual reportage.

The symmetrical, classical architecture reflects colonial influences while also highlighting the significant foreign presence in Canton during the Qing Dynasty. Drawn by Pierre Sonn...

Their clothing and hairstyles reflect late Qing Dynasty styles, adding cultural authenticity and historic interest.

It depicts a Chinese lady in full traditional Qing Dynasty clothing holding a nearly transparent silk scarf with a plethora of pearls displayed on her hair and fingernail guards.

Executed in the highly skilled technique of reverse mirror-glass painting, this work represents the fusion of European portraiture traditions and Chinese artistic craftsmanship, a ha...

19th Century Chinese Peking Dragon Carpet ( 11'10" x 12'6" - 360 x 380 ) This nineteenth-century Peking carpet from China is a monumental and highly symbolic “Imperial-style” textil...

A Monumental Gilt-Lacquered Bronze Ornamental Buddha Sculpture of Vajravidarana: A Masterpiece of Sino-Tibetan Craftsmanship, Late 19th Century, Qing Dynasty This monumental gilt-l...

A Monumental Gilt-Lacquered Bronze Ornamental Buddha Sculpture of Vajravidarana: A Masterpiece of Sino-Tibetan Craftsmanship, Late 19th Century, Qing Dynasty This monumental gilt-l...

What is extraordinary about this piece is not only its large size, but also the copper red glaze Bezanson achieved on the surface. Known as Ruby Red in Qing dynasty during K'ang Hsi ...

"Chinese Porcelain in the Collection of the Rijksmuseum Amsterdam, The Ming and Qing Dynasties." The Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, 1997, p. 296, pl. 348.

Origin: The moon-shaped vases originated from the Qing dynasty (1644-1912) during the reign of Emperor Qianlong, who was also known as Chi'en Lung.

Originated in the 18th century in Qing Dynasty and worn by Han Chinese brides, it has gradually become an established tradition in Southern China such as Canton and still persists in...

Porcelain hat stands first appeared during the Qing dynasty as practical furnishings for the scholar-official class.

Kangxi Emperor China Portrait Engraving, London Benjamin Tooke, 1698 A highly decorative and historically significant late 17th-century copperplate engraving depicting the Kangxi Em...

Historical Context Sunqua, active between 1830 and 1870, was a prominent Chinese painter of the Qing dynasty and remains one of the most celebrated figures in the history of 19th-cen...

The empress is seated in the typical Qing dynasty style red colored throne with six dragon heads placed on the armrests.

Folding screen Material: Paper, wooden frame, etc 1 piece: Width 610 x Height 1740 x Depth 20 mm Expanded size: Width 3700 mm Folded size: Width 630 x Height 1740 x Depth 110 mm, wei...

The proportions and painterly style reflect furnishings produced in China during the transitional period between the late Qing dynasty and the early Republic, when functional househo...

Monumental Chinese Rootwood (Burl) Figural Group of a Daoist Sage with Attendants, China, Late Qing Dynasty to Early 20th Century, Four-piece set This exceptional Chinese rootwood...