Monumental Chinese Green Glazed Koi

As the embodiment of compassion, Guanyin is the most beloved enlightened being in China. Known as the Goddess of Mercy, she is the female bodhisattva form taken by Avalokitesvara in eastern Buddhism and is instantly available to all who call upon her with their mind. Though commonly depicted as a woman in Chinese statuary...

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. Whether functional or pure...

Tea drinking has been an integral part of Chinese culture for centuries, resulting in a wide range of social customs and material traditions. In addition to tea leaves, water, and he...

Molded of earthenware, this petite sculpture is a type of centuries-old burial figurine known as míngqì. Such model figures were placed in tombs of individuals with high status to ensure a safe journey to the afterlife. Meant to depict the pleasures of daily life, common burial figures...

Created by one of America's most important sculptors working in the Art Deco period, this large and heavy sculptural bowl by Waylande Gregory depicts a mermaid holding a fish in eith...

Antique Chinese (Mid 20th Century) porcelain sculpture of a pheasant with colorful, gold-outlined plumes perched on a rocky formation of green and brown.  

Make a bold statement with this vintage monumental glazed pineapple, a striking decorative piece perfect for adding a touch of tropical charm to any space. This ceramic sculpture features intricate detailing, from the textured golden-yellow body to the glossy green leaves, capturing the essence of a real pineapple with a refined, artistic touch. The vibrant glaze enhances its rich hues, making it a standout piece for Hollywood Regency, coastal, or eclectic interiors. Whether displayed as a table centerpiece, on a kitchen counter, or in a bar area, this unique pineapple exudes warmth and sophistication. In excellent vintage condition with minor wear consistent with age, this ceramic pineapple...

A charming near pair of Chinese green glazed foo lion joss stick holders, late 19th century, China. The delightful foo lions, also referred to as foo dogs, crafted as joss (incens...