Chinese Garniture

Antique pair Chinese porcelain famille verte Buddhist lions. Matched pair, one with globe, one with cub. Circa 19th century. The paired Buddhist lions—one male with a globe and one f...

A 19th century Chinese porcelain famille rose puce ground five piece garniture set with floral designs. The five-piece set is complete with two large covered vases with gilt foo-dog ...

A massive 3ft 9" high, pair of Baroque-style, Chinese porcelain blue and white vases and covers possibly originally part of a large garniture - This rare pair of striking, vases are highly decorative statement pieces creating gravitas within any interior - From the early 1600s Chinese porcelain was highly valued and displayed as a statement of wealth, status and refinement in the houses of the aristocracy and elite society - Surviving examples of 17th and 18th floor standing, garniture sets are very rare, there is an early set at Woburn Abbey...

Chic pair of Asian modern iodized aluminum lotus flower arrangements blooming in assorted stages in classic form brass vases. Hand polished and lacquered for easy care.

19th century Chinese straw basket carrier for vinegar used to make paneer Two sizes available (S5540) see image #7.          

19th century Chinese straw basket carrier for vinegar used to make paneer.      

A pair of 18th century vases with blue enamel and gilt decoration on a white base. The panels are hand painted with flowers and foliage. Cobalt-glazed seated Qilin finials and handle...

A very fine pair of early 19th century Chinese Famille rose Baluster vases with gilt bronze mounts now wired as lamps. Around the period of Charles X. Decorated with an array of symb...

Two vases and a lidded jar, white porcelain with hand-painted and gilded multi-colored decoration / scenes front and back and at neck, applied flowering vine and tiny squirrels very ...

This 18th century Peking glass cup, carved with a delicate floral motif, was cast in a popular color known as “chicken fat yellow." Peking glass was...

A fine pair of Chinese Qing Dynasty polychrome covered porcelain jars with overall scenes of children at play with mothers looking on, probably dating to the late 19th century.

The pierced cylindrical body decorated with enamels showing leafy branches with peach clusters and fruit blossoms. Iron red seal script mark and wax export approval seal on underside...