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#14580 Small Antique Wooden Pillow Bench - 50 % Off
285.00
142.50
A variety of small antique wooden pillow benches. Each approximately: 11"w x 6"h
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#15618 Antique Hardwood Table Screen with Mirror
Decorative and Collectible Specialty Item ...
5800.00
0.00
Antique hardwood table screen with mirror. 17 1/4"w x 8 1/4"d x 27 1/2"h
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#15065 Set of Two Antique Blue and White Porcelain Bird Feeders
Decorative and Collectible Decorative & Collectibles ...
250.00
125.00
Set of two antique blue and white porcelain bird feeders. Each: 1 1/2" w
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#15715 Late 19th Century Unusual Hand Painted Porcelain Tea Tray
Decorative and Collectible Decorative & Collectibles ...
2200.00
1400.00
Late 19th century unusual hand-painted porcelain tea tray with signature. 11"w x .75"h
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#15713 Antique I-Hsing Cup with Floral Petal Design and Cracked Glaze
2200.00
0.00
Antique I-hsing cup with floral petal design and handle. Inside with cracked white glaze; late Qing. 4"w x 2"h
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#15714 Antique Bamboo Brass Pipe with Attached Pouch Made of Horn and Wood
Decorative and Collectible Decorative & Collectibles ...
850.00
520.00
Antique bamboo pipe with two tones of purple and white brass with attached wooden tobacco pouch made of horn and wood lid. Pipe: 20" long Pouch: 4 1/2" long
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#15658 Ancient Roof-Tile of a "Kneeling Beast" in Chestnut Glaze
Decorative and Collectible Stone, Roof-Tile, & Clay ...
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This is an interesting smaller size ancient Chinese roof-tile of a kneeling mythical animal that is a dragon but looks like a Chilin with the same features such as horn and scales. It is in a beautiful rich chestnut “Liu-Li” glaze. Contrary to the large dragon tiles shown before which were placed horizontally at the two ends of the top of the main roof, this roof-tile was among a group of different beasts and auspicious creatures called “kneeling beasts” placed on a roof in a semi-vertical and diagonal line in descending number. Usually, there was a guarding immortal riding on a large bird placed at the very front, the edge, of the line. After that, the dragon was the first one to follow, then, phoenix, lion, etc. These wonderful creatures once graced the ancient Chinese buildings and cities as they gazed into the far space in the universe and served as the protection for the building and the generations. They are also wonderfully and poetically called “Wang Shou 望獸”. While “Shou獸” means beast or animal in Chinese language, “Wang望” means looking ahead or gazing with a sense of hope or expectation.
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#15657 Porcelain Snuff Bottle of A Gourd Shape in Tea-Dust Glaze
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Qing dynasty porcelain snuff bottle with silver mounting in gourd shape with beautiful tea-dust glaze. Here's a nice antique porcelain snuff bottle in the beautiful tea-dust glaze. The body of the bottle is molded in an elegant gourd shape and the rim is fitted with silver with a spike design. Lid is missing. In the photo, one can see the speckles and the variation of colors and running marks in the yellowish leafy color of the glaze that gives its name.
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#15597 Small Antique Wood Container With Lid, Old Coins and Old Iron Latches
Decorative and Collectible Decorative & Collectibles ...
320.00
240.00
Small antique wood container with lid, old coins and old iron latches
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#15510 Antique Qing Dynasty Jar with Good Polychrome Paintings
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Antique Qing Dynasty jar with good polychrome painting for figures in landscape; with mark at bottom; as-is.
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#1044 Contemporary Lamp Made with Antique Blue and White Porcelain Jar
Decorative and Collectible Decorative & Collectibles ...
850.00
520.00
Contemporary Lamp Made with Antique Blue and White Porcelain Jar Wwith Peony Design From the Early to Mid 19th Century.
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#15637 Small Antique Wooden Shrine made of precious Huanghuali Hardwood
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Small Antique Wooden Shrine made of precious Huanghuali Hardwood
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