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A rare piece, this Burmese child Buddha on a teak pedestal throne, hands positioned in the "touch the earth" Mudra. Original red lacquer and gold. Burma Circa 1700's Item Number: MI 2019

Qing Dynasty porcelain ginger jar with double happiness character, featuring blue and white decoration.

Large Qing Dynasty rectangular black lacquered cabinet featuring ornate bird and flower in relief carvings with gilded details.

Rare Tibetan Deity painted cabinet featuring a wide variety of mythical animals. The border is decorated with gold coin symbols, a most unique cabinet. Item Number: CH 3189

Qing Dynasty tiered rectangular basket with decorative metal lock-bar hardware, with vertical wraps. Circa late 1800, early 1900's
Item Number : CH1930

Qing Dynasty Elm wood splayed bench in very good condition with solid top, beading details on slightly splayed legs. Simply carved apron and spandrels.

Tang Dynasty grey pottery horses heads raised in the baying position showing muscular well proportioned bodies with traces of red and black pigment.
Item Number: H9038H

Qing Dynasty Horseshoe walnut/elm chair pair. Circa late 1800's
CH2256-a-b
circa late 1800's

Six Dynasties Kuan Yin limetone carving on lotus throne with four gods and Two lions at the base. The top dome is lined with six heavenly goddesses. A very rare and valuable piece.circa: 386-532 AD
item number: H9012

A group of Ming Dynasty court attendants in glazed "Sancai" on pottery, each standing on a hexagonal platform, painted high cylindrical hats and facial expressions detailed in red and black ceramic.
*(Chinese: 三彩; pinyin: sāncǎi; literally: "three colors") is a type of decoration on Chinese pottery using three intermingled colors for decoration, particularly associated with the Tang and Ming Dynasty.

Tang Dynasty ceramic seated male musician figure.featuring tall hat with drum.
Item number: H9033A,B

Qing Dynasty single tier wooden basket with gilded painting early 1900's

Northern Wei Dynasty stone Buddha with two guardians 386 -534 AD. The Northern Wei Dynasty, ( 386 to 534 AD) is particularly noted for unifying northern China in 439. This was also a period of introduced foreign ideas; such as Buddhism, which became firmly established. During the Northern Wei period, Buddhist images in north China are preserved mainly in cave temples.

Qing Dynasty Opium Scales with weight drawer Circa 1800's Shanghai China

a good example of a reproduction piece, decorated with butterfly and floral paintings.

A small blue and white Ming dynasty ovoid jarlet, painted in under-glaze -blue with two Fou dogs frolicking among intertwined peony vines, floral medallions and geometric paintings on the shoulders, the foot with a band of foliate around the base.
Ming Dynasty
Item Number CF-2283

Qing Dynasty covered round porcelain Tureen serving dish decorated with poly-chrome paintings of heavenly scenes.
item number: CH1497A

Tang Dynasty Horse with rider ca. 618 - 907 AD

This very special piece, dating back to the Liao dynasty is a fine example of a death mask.

Tongzhi Quangxu Period round ceramic box decorated with poly chrome paintings of treasures. Porcelain. Circa: 1862-1908
Item number: H9048

Qing Dynasty Tea Caddy Mid 1800 with teapot spout, featuring a removable handle and decorated with carvings of birds.