20th CE 3in tall x 1.25in wide

20th CE 3in tall x 2.5in wide

Subtractive Carved Oriental Scene Snuff Bottle White, Red, Black Glass Layered 3in tall x 2.25in wide

Carved floral relief 2.5 in tall x 1.5in wide

Handpainted Reveres interior Oriental Nature Scene & Chicken Snuff Bottle 4.75in tall x 2.75in wide

Women’s Snuff Bottle Subtractive Art style rare 2.5in tall x 1.5in wide

Hand Crafted 3 5/16in long x 1in wide Appears carved & stained green

Handpainted Bottle Green colored 1 5/8 in wide x 3.5in tall

3 in tall x 1.75in wide

3 1/8 in tall x 1.75in wide

Oriental Tree/Floral Glass Snuff Bottle 2.75in tall x 2.25in wide

Bottle 2.75in tall x 1.75in wide

Subtractive Carved Gold Fish Snuff Bottle w/ Brass Cap 2 5/8 in tall x 1 7/8 in wide Signed

Song Birds Glass Hand Painted Snuff Bottle Interior hand painted reflected exterior 3 1/8in tall x 2 7/8in wide

Layered Amber/Black & White Glass w/ Subtractive Carved Chinese Amphibians Design Snuff Bottle 3 1/8 in tall x 1.5in wide

Agate Inscribed Artist w/ Fish Motif High Relief and etching Repro of Early Qing 1700-1770 design 3in tall x 2 1/8in wide

Painted Dragons Motif Chinese Snuff Bottle Signed 3in tall x 1.5in wide

Duck Pond Scene Snuff Bottle 2.5in tall x 1.5in wide

Cobalt Blue & Gold Painted over impressions 2.5in tall x 2in wide

Bottle 2.75in tall x 1.75in wide

3in tall x 2 inches wide

Snuff Bottle Round 3in tall x 2in wide

Subtractive Carving Animal Scene Snowflake Glass Snuff Bottle 2.75 in tall x 2in wide

Yellow/Green Subtractive Carved Gold Fish Snuff Bottle 3in tall x 1.75in wide

Dragon Applications 3in tall x 1.25in wide

Chinese Villagers Scene Snuff Bottle 3 1/8 in tall x 1.25in wide

Fisherman Village Glass Snuff Bottle Large - 3.5in x 3.5in

Bottle 2.75in tall x 1.75in wide

Bottle 3in tall x 1.5in wide

Red Chicken Snuff Bottle 2.5in tall x 2in wide

Overlay Snowflake Red Floral Snuff Bottle 3in tall x 1.75in wide

Dragon Applications 3in tall x 2in wide

Etched Yellow Blue Bottle 2.75in tall x 1.25in wide

Grasshopper Bottle 3.35in tall x 1in wide

2.75in tall x 1.5in wide

2in tall x 1.5in wide

Symbol Bottle 3in tall x 2.5in wide

Subtractive Snuff Bottle 2.75in tall x 1.75in wide

Inlaid Hand Painted Chinese Maidens Snuff Bottle 2.75in tall x 1.25in wide

Wise Men Bottle 3in tall x 1.75in wide

Intricately Carved Black Cinnabar Snuff Bottle 3.75in tall x 2.5in wide

3 1/8in tall x 1.75in wide

Carved Polished Snuff Bottle 1.5in tall x 3in wide

Red, Green, White Peking Glass Subtractive Carved Chinese Floral Snuff Bottle 3in tall x 2.25in wide

Tree Snuff Bottle w/ Cinnabar Cap & Bronze Spoon 2.75in tall x 1.75in wide

Tiger & Dragon Handpainted Chinese Snuff Bottle 3in tall x 2.25in wide

Floral Peking Subtractive Carved Snuff Bottle 2 3/8in tall x 2in wide

Inlaid Bone Bottle 2.5in tall x 1.75in wide

Blue Chinese Bugs Subtractive Carved Snuff Bottle 2.5in tall x 2in wide

Inlaid Bone Bottle 2.5in tall x 1.75in wide

Bottle 2.5in tall x 1in wide

Handpainted Snuff Bottle 3in tall x 1.5in wide

3in tall x 2in wide

Bottle (Buddhist Teachings) 2.75in tall x 2.25in wide

Chinese Monkey Bottle 3in tall x 1.5in wide

Carved Snuff Bottle 2 7/8in tall x 1 7/8in wide

Hand Painted Snuff Bottle 2 7/8in tall x 1 7/8in wide

Pattern Snuff Bottle (Buddhist Teachings) Has chip in stopper & top broke off of spoon 2.75in tall x 2.25in wide

Lounging Women Bottle on Wooden Tray 3.5in long x 2.25in tall Wooden stand 3.75in x 2.5in

a Nepal Topper 2.5in tall x 1.75in wide

Hand Painted Snuff Bottle 2.75in tall x 2in wide

Handpainted Stork Glass Snuff Bottle 3.25in tall x 1.25in wide

Bottle 2 3/8in tall x 1.75in wide

Cherry Amber Children Scene Snuff Bottle 2 5/8in tall x 2in wide

Continuous Reverse Hand Painted Chinese Village Market Glass Snuff Bottle 3in tall x 1.5in wide

Cinnabar Stopper 2 3/8in long x 1.25in tall

Carved Snuff Bottle 2.5in tall x 1.75in wide

Continual The Great Wall Hand Painted Glass Snuff Bottle 3in tall x 1.5in wide

Bottle 2in x 2in

Dragon Riding Coy Fish Snuff Bottle 3.5in long x 1.25in tall

Continual Chinese Dinner Scene Handpainted Interior Snuff Bottle 4in tall x 2in wide

2.5in tall x 1.75in wide

Handpainted Interior Glass Snuff Bottle 3 /8in tall x 1.5in wide

Subtractive Snuff Bottle 3.25in tall x 1.25in wide

Subtractive Carved Dragon Snuff Bottle 2in tall x 1.75in wide

Continual The Great Wall Hand Painted Interior Glass Snuff Bottle 3in tall x 1.5in wide

Father & Son w/ Kissing Fish 1.5 x 1 x 1.75 inches

Bottle 2 5/8in tall x 1.75in wide

Milk Glass Subtractive Carving Chinese Planters Snuff Bottle 2.5in tall x 1.25in wide

Subtractive Carving Bird Landscape Scene Snuff Bottle 2.25in tall x 1.75in wide

Subtractive Bottle 2 7/8in tall x 1.25in wide

Subtractive Carving Glass Fish Snuff Bottle 3in tall x 2in wide

Handpainted Interior Chinese Birds Snuff Bottle 3.25in tall x 1.5in wide

2 5/8in tall x 1.75in wide

Snowflake Carved Snuff Bottle 2.75in tall x 1.75in wide

Carved Floral Vase Design Snuff Bottle 2 5/8in tall x 1.75in wide

Handpainted Interior Watering Trough Snuff Bottle 2.5in tall x 2in wide

Subtractive Snuff Bottle 2.75in tall x 1.5in wide

Subtractive Carved Tiger Glass Snuff Bottle 2 7/8in tall x 1.5in wide

Nobleman Figurine Snuff Bottle 2.75in tall x 1.25in wide

in the Mountains Scene 2.25in tall x 2.25in wide

Boys Handpainted Interior Glass Snuff Bottle 3 5/8in tall x 2.25in wide

Subtractive Fishman & Horse Rider Scene Snuff Bottle w/ Red Agate Stone Stopper 3.25in tall x 1.5in wide

Subtractive Carved Tiger Snuff Bottle 2.75in tall x 1.25in wide

Hand Painted Dancing Men Snuff Bottle 3 1/8in tall x 1.25in wide

Handpainted Interior Waterfall Fishing Scape Snuff Bottle 4.5in tall x 2.5in wide

Hand Painted Woman & Man Snuff Bottle w/ Jade Stopper 2 7/8in tall x 2in wide

Subtractive Carved Animal Snuff Bottle 2 5/8 in tall x 1 5/8in wide

Bas Relief Hand Carved Home & Farm Scene Snuff Bottle 2.75in tall x 2 1/8in wide

Bottle 3in tall x 1.5in wide

Handpainted Interior Snuff Bottle 3.25in tall x 1.5in wide

Subtractive Carved Fish Snuff Bottle 2in tall x 2in wide

Handpainted Chinese Hawk Snuff Bottle 3 1/8in tall x 1 5/8in wide

Mini Handcarved Snuff Bottle 1 7/8in tall x 1in wide

Handpainted Emperial Yellow Floral Snuff Bottle w/ Metal Stopper 2 3/8in tall x 1.5in wide

Antique Late 20th C Chinese Porcelain Familie Vase Rose Vase w/ Handmade Wooden Base Stamped signature of Maker You Xian Ju Jian Zhi from late 20th CE written as under the supervision of the ‘Leisure Retreat’ Hand painted Pattern chosen specifically by the owner, and sets of handmade porcelain decor was made into a set to match these vases 8in x 6.5in x 14.75in total Neck of vase 4 5/8 x 4 1/8 x 3.5 inches Wooden Base 6 7/8in x 6 1/8in x 1.5in

Chinese Carnation Bowl w/ Specially Crafted Wooden Stand museum quality eggshell porcelain 6 3/8in diameter x 2 3/8in height Wooden stand 3in tall x 3.5in wide Made by request of owner by Chinese art student know for professional reproductions. White Eggshell Porcelain bowls price range $500-$2,000 plus (depending on number, size, and markings)

Square Vase w/ Gold Trimmings Stamped on the Base Total vase 10 1/8in tall x 3.5in x 3.5in Neck 3 7/8in diameter x 2 7/8in tall Price range resell $25-$150

Late 20th C Floral Pot w/ Lid by You Xian Ju Jianzhi Stamped Signed on Bottom 10.75in x 8in x 8 in Price Resell range: $100-$200 Antique Late 20th C Chinese Porcelain Familie Vase Rose Vase w/ Handmade Wooden Base Stamped signature of Maker You Xian Ju Jian Zhi from late 20th CE written as under the supervision of the ‘Leisure Retreat’ Hand painted Pattern chosen specifically by the owner, and sets of handmade porcelain decor was made into a set to match these vases

Chinese Sancai Pottery Ceramic Drip Glazed Tang Dynasty Style Male Rider on Horseback A SANCAI POTTERY MALE RIDER ON HORSEBACK Tang Dynasty The rider wearing a long green robe and the horse principally pale chestnut glazed with some green streaks Stamped maker mark w/ black wooden stand 14.5in x 5.5in x 17in Base 7.5in x 5 3/8in x 1 1/8in Resale price ranges $150-$500+ Professional replicas commissioned by Dr. Booth of original figurines from the Chinese art Museum & from the National Museum of Taipei

Antique Earthenware Chinese Food Dog Statue Green & Yellow Glazed Foo Dog Statue 8 x 4.75 x 13.25in From the 3 gorges project Reselling as Pair Range: $500-$1500+

Ltd. Ed. Replica Jewel Encrusted Vatican Cross by Justin w/ Gold Gilded Metal Stand Replica of Gift of the Emperor Justine III (578 AD) of the oldest relic in the Vatican museum Cross 5in x 4in Stand 3.25in x 6in Restoration story clipping from the UK Telegraph article from 2009: "The jewel-encrusted golden cross [original] stands about a foot high and was given by the Byzantine emperor Justin II to the people of Rome in the sixth century. It is one of the most valued treasures held in the Vatican's collection of religious art[i]facts. Art experts said on Thursday the two-year restoration rendered the cross much closer to what it would have looked like at the time that it was made. The restoration involved removing the brightly coloured jewels that had been added to the cross in the centuries after its creation and replacing them with a circle of pearls. While there are purported fragments of Christ's cross in churches around the world, the Crux Vaticana is considered the oldest reliquary. "It's the most important reliquary of the 'true cross' that we have," said Sante Guido, its restorer. "It is particularly important because it is the only reliquary that came from an emperor, so there are various levels of religious and historic significance." For centuries, the cross was used in the Vatican's most solemn ceremonies at Christmas and Easter.... The cross was given to Rome by Justin II as recognition that even though the Roman Empire had collapsed 100 years previously, Rome remained an important cent[er] for Christianity because it was where Saints Peter and Paul were buried."

9 x 1.75 x 1.5 in

8.25 x 5.5 inches

Earthenware Glazed Horse Statue 9.5 x 3.5 x 8.75 inches Professional replicas commissioned by Dr. Booth of original figurines from the Chinese art Museum & from the National Museum of Taipei

2 5/8 wide x 5 tall inches

Plate 12in

Japan 7.25 x 6 inches

Stamped on Bottom Green & Yellow Drip Glaze 4.5 x 3 x 4.25 inches Professional replicas commissioned by Dr. Booth of original figurines from the Chinese art Museum & from the National Museum of Taipei

Parrot w/ Sticker 5 x 4 x 12 inches

Accents 12in

5.5 x 4.75 inches

Terracotta Black, Green & Yellow Glazed Statue 8.75 x 3.5 x 7.5 inches Professional replicas commissioned by Dr. Booth of original figurines from the Chinese art Museum & from the National Museum of Taipei

Clay Old Men Figurine Base 7 x 4.75 x 11.75 tree tall inches

Japan 4 1/8in x 3.25in

Horse Statue Terracotta Black, Green & Yellow with Blue Wooden specially made base stand Wooden base 9 x 5.5 x 1.5 inches Horse 13.5 x 5 x 13.25 inches Professional replicas commissioned by Dr. Booth of original figurines from the Chinese art Museum & from the National Museum of Taipei

11.75 H x 4.25 D x 5.75 L inches

2 Handled Jar w/ Iron Stand From Taiwan appears to have been crafted 4000BC 5.25 x 6 inches Stand 4.75 x 7.5 inches

Antique Late 20th C Chinese Porcelain Familie Vase Rose Vase w/ Handmade Wooden Base Stamped signature of Maker You Xian Ju Jian Zhi from late 20th CE written as under the supervision of the ‘Leisure Retreat’ Hand painted Pattern chosen specifically by the owner, and sets of handmade porcelain decor was made into a set to match these vases 8in x 6.5in x 14.75in total Neck of vase 4 5/8 x 4 1/8 x 3.5 inches Wooden Base 6 7/8in x 6 1/8in x 1.5in

Marble Base from Italy Base 6 x 3 5/8 x 7/8 inches Sculpture 8.25 x 1.5 x 5 7/8 inches

Figure in Pensador Pose 7 x 7 x 10.25

Female Figurine 5 x 4.5 x 8.5 inches

Stand 5 x 4.25 x 11.25 inches figure on base Base 3.25 x 2.75 x 2.75 inches

Figure 5.75 x 4.5 x 8.75 inches Could have been repaired at some point. See photos

Figurine 4 x 4.25 x 12 inches tomb figurines

12in tomb figurines

in the Form of a Standing Figure on Wooden Stand tomb figurine Date: 1000 AD Geography: Ecuador Culture: Chorrera or Bahia Medium: Earthenware, pigment 4.5 x 1.5 x 6.5 in sculpture 3 5/8 x 3.75 x 3 inches wooden base Total height 8.25in

Figurine tomb figurine 6.25 x 4.25 x 10.75 inches

Spouted Teapot Handled Vessel Painted & Reapired 7.25 x 9.5 x 9

Parrot w/ Sticker 5 x 4 x 12 inches

Flute Player Qing Dynasty Style Concubine Geisha 12.5in tall 4.5 x 4 inches

w/ Picnic Baskets & Moving Bracelets Qing Dynasty Style Concubine Geisha 6.75 x 3.5 x 12.25 inches

Instrument Player w/ Moving Bracelets Qing Dynasty Style Concubine Geisha 6.5 x 5.5 x 10inches

Statue of Beauty & Child Qing Dynasty Style 5.5 x 5.5 x 12 1/8 inches

Antique Earthenware Chinese Food Dog Statue Green & Yellow Glazed Foo Dog Statue 8 x 4.75 x 13.25in from the 3 gorges project Reselling as Pair Range: $500-$1500+

Signed to Carla Hayley by Duval 10 5/8 x 14 inches

Figurine Carved from Ancient beam of wood from Chinese Emperors tomb 1 of select few carvings from this wood from China 5 x 2.75 x 17.75 in

Assisi Carved Statue on Wooden Base Collected from original Christian churches along California by Spanish missionaries in the 16th & 17th c. Statue 13.25” x 4.75” x 3.75” Base 5.5 x 5.5 x 1.5 inches

Frame 31 x 26.25 x 2 in valued at around $5,000-$10,000 Chinese painting on display in the Lexington Museum original listed for $10,000 during exhibit.

Canvas 24x30” Frame 28.75 x34.5x2 in valued aroound $5,000 - $8,000

Canvas 24x30in Frame 28.75x34.5x2 in Commissioned piece from Holland's National Museum

Total 20.75 x 10 inches Original Cloissine Vase from Shanghai Style reflects an intricate brass base vase w/ solder lines laid in patterns. The shattered glass is added in various colors and layers into the picture laid out. The vase is fired in a kiln to melt the glass and present the final picture. The more detailing, colors, size, and weight adds to the value of the vase. Individual vase can range from $500-$700 estimated value.

On base 24 x 11.5 inches Giant Black Porcelain Goldfish Ginger Jar w/ custom wooden stand Painted Valued at $400

31 1/8 x 15 x 43.25 inches CONTENT NOT INCLUDED Black Lacquered Mother of Pearl, Jade, & Stone inlaid Chinese Chest

Cherry woods with mixed wood inlaid hepple white card table 18th c. 36 x 17.25 x 30 in folded 34.5in open valued at $6,000

Vase from Taipei National Museum w/ wooden Base 4.75 x 9.75 inches vase Base 4 7/8 x 1.5 inches

Frame 41 7/8 x 32 x 2 inches Canvas 37 x 26.5 inches 18th C Original English Oil painting of English Countryside home valued at $10,000

Has some missing paint and tears, in need or fixes and cleaning Frame 23.5 x 24.25 x 1 1/8 inches Canvas 18.25 x 15 inches Antique Italian Late 16th ce Oil of Mary, Joseph & Baby painting in the 1776 mannerist style - in need of repairs. Recovered from Italian museum during it's removal from the floor sets

Frame 24 7/8 x 21 x 1 inches Matte 3 1/8 in Etching 14.5 x 9 7/8 inches Original 1776 etched print signed, of Mary & Joseph traveling Bible Scene. Unique print by artist during early teachings lessons on transfer prints. Piece is unique sepia tones from the ink with visible striations.

Canvas 38.5 x 28 inches Frame 42 x 32 x 1.5inches Harbor Scene from School of Louran in Naples, Italy from 1800s-1850s Original oil painting

Total 20.75 x 10 inches Original Cloissine Vase from Shanghai Style reflects an intricate brass base vase w/ solder lines laid in patterns. The shattered glass is added in various colors and layers into the picture laid out. The vase is fired in a kiln to melt the glass and present the final picture. The more detailing, colors, size, and weight adds to the value of the vase. Individual vase can range from $500-$700 estimated value.

On base 24 x 11.5 inches Giant Black Porcelain Goldfish Ginger Jar w/ custom wooden stand Painted Valued at $400

Vase from Taipei National Museum w/ wooden Base 4.75 x 9.75 inches vase Base 4 7/8 x 1.5 inches

These shard boxes are handcrafted with porcelain items that were damaged during shipping or daily use. Artisans began repurposing the remaining shards to craft new objects that retained the beauty of the original work. These broken pieces were set into various items such as jewelry and furniture while others were set in wood or metal to create these beautiful boxes. The practice of creating decorative items from porcelain shards emerged during the 19th century, particularly as Chinese porcelain became highly prized in Europe and North America.

These shard boxes are handcrafted with porcelain items that were damaged during shipping or daily use. Artisans began repurposing the remaining shards to craft new objects that retained the beauty of the original work. These broken pieces were set into various items such as jewelry and furniture while others were set in wood or metal to create these beautiful boxes. The practice of creating decorative items from porcelain shards emerged during the 19th century, particularly as Chinese porcelain became highly prized in Europe and North America.

These shard boxes are handcrafted with porcelain items that were damaged during shipping or daily use. Artisans began repurposing the remaining shards to craft new objects that retained the beauty of the original work. These broken pieces were set into various items such as jewelry and furniture while others were set in wood or metal to create these beautiful boxes. The practice of creating decorative items from porcelain shards emerged during the 19th century, particularly as Chinese porcelain became highly prized in Europe and North America.

These shard boxes are handcrafted with porcelain items that were damaged during shipping or daily use. Artisans began repurposing the remaining shards to craft new objects that retained the beauty of the original work. These broken pieces were set into various items such as jewelry and furniture while others were set in wood or metal to create these beautiful boxes. The practice of creating decorative items from porcelain shards emerged during the 19th century, particularly as Chinese porcelain became highly prized in Europe and North America.

These shard boxes are handcrafted with porcelain items that were damaged during shipping or daily use. Artisans began repurposing the remaining shards to craft new objects that retained the beauty of the original work. These broken pieces were set into various items such as jewelry and furniture while others were set in wood or metal to create these beautiful boxes. The practice of creating decorative items from porcelain shards emerged during the 19th century, particularly as Chinese porcelain became highly prized in Europe and North America.

These shard boxes are handcrafted with porcelain items that were damaged during shipping or daily use. Artisans began repurposing the remaining shards to craft new objects that retained the beauty of the original work. These broken pieces were set into various items such as jewelry and furniture while others were set in wood or metal to create these beautiful boxes. The practice of creating decorative items from porcelain shards emerged during the 19th century, particularly as Chinese porcelain became highly prized in Europe and North America.

Handpainted scene of squirrel in a fruit tree

Beautifully hand painted ceramic statue with texture 8 x 14.5 inches Resale Value $75-$95

Beautiful square body with intricate design on splayed foot. Decorated with dragon heads. 12.25 x 7.5 x 6.5 inches Est Value: $150-$225

These shard boxes are handcrafted with porcelain items that were damaged during shipping or daily use. Artisans began repurposing the remaining shards to craft new objects that retained the beauty of the original work. These broken pieces were set into various items such as jewelry and furniture while others were set in wood or metal to create these beautiful boxes. The practice of creating decorative items from porcelain shards emerged during the 19th century, particularly as Chinese porcelain became highly prized in Europe and North America. Est: $100-$175

These shard boxes are handcrafted with porcelain items that were damaged during shipping or daily use. Artisans began repurposing the remaining shards to craft new objects that retained the beauty of the original work. These broken pieces were set into various items such as jewelry and furniture while others were set in wood or metal to create these beautiful boxes. The practice of creating decorative items from porcelain shards emerged during the 19th century, particularly as Chinese porcelain became highly prized in Europe and North America.

These shard boxes are handcrafted with porcelain items that were damaged during shipping or daily use. Artisans began repurposing the remaining shards to craft new objects that retained the beauty of the original work. These broken pieces were set into various items such as jewelry and furniture while others were set in wood or metal to create these beautiful boxes. The practice of creating decorative items from porcelain shards emerged during the 19th century, particularly as Chinese porcelain became highly prized in Europe and North America.

These shard boxes are handcrafted with porcelain items that were damaged during shipping or daily use. Artisans began repurposing the remaining shards to craft new objects that retained the beauty of the original work. These broken pieces were set into various items such as jewelry and furniture while others were set in wood or metal to create these beautiful boxes. The practice of creating decorative items from porcelain shards emerged during the 19th century, particularly as Chinese porcelain became highly prized in Europe and North America.

These shard boxes are handcrafted with porcelain items that were damaged during shipping or daily use. Artisans began repurposing the remaining shards to craft new objects that retained the beauty of the original work. These broken pieces were set into various items such as jewelry and furniture while others were set in wood or metal to create these beautiful boxes. The practice of creating decorative items from porcelain shards emerged during the 19th century, particularly as Chinese porcelain became highly prized in Europe and North America.

These shard boxes are handcrafted with porcelain items that were damaged during shipping or daily use. Artisans began repurposing the remaining shards to craft new objects that retained the beauty of the original work. These broken pieces were set into various items such as jewelry and furniture while others were set in wood or metal to create these beautiful boxes. The practice of creating decorative items from porcelain shards emerged during the 19th century, particularly as Chinese porcelain became highly prized in Europe and North America.

These shard boxes are handcrafted with porcelain items that were damaged during shipping or daily use. Artisans began repurposing the remaining shards to craft new objects that retained the beauty of the original work. These broken pieces were set into various items such as jewelry and furniture while others were set in wood or metal to create these beautiful boxes. The practice of creating decorative items from porcelain shards emerged during the 19th century, particularly as Chinese porcelain became highly prized in Europe and North America.

These shard boxes are handcrafted with porcelain items that were damaged during shipping or daily use. Artisans began repurposing the remaining shards to craft new objects that retained the beauty of the original work. These broken pieces were set into various items such as jewelry and furniture while others were set in wood or metal to create these beautiful boxes. The practice of creating decorative items from porcelain shards emerged during the 19th century, particularly as Chinese porcelain became highly prized in Europe and North America.

These shard boxes are handcrafted with porcelain items that were damaged during shipping or daily use. Artisans began repurposing the remaining shards to craft new objects that retained the beauty of the original work. These broken pieces were set into various items such as jewelry and furniture while others were set in wood or metal to create these beautiful boxes. The practice of creating decorative items from porcelain shards emerged during the 19th century, particularly as Chinese porcelain became highly prized in Europe and North America.

VTG Chinese Ceramic Crackle Glaszed Vase On Hand Carved Wood Stand Opening 2.75 inch diameter Dimensions: 10 x 4 inches Est Value: $50-$75

VTG Japanese Porcelain & Pewter Grasshopper Bowl. Handpainted in Hong Kong 5.75 inch diameter Est Value: $35-$50

Mid-20th Century Chinese Ox Blood Glazed Vase with Carved Wood Stand. Dimensions: 8 x 4.75 inches Purchase in 2004 for $300 Est Value: $400-$450

Reproduction Small Kidney Bean Glazed Jinde Ware Vase W/ Wood Carved Base Qing Dynasty, Kangxi Reign (1662-1722 A.D.) A reproduction of vase from Shanghai, China Museum 8.5 inches tall Est Value: $100-$180

VTG Qianlong Marked Chinese Famille Rose Porcelain Lotus Vase Very heavy & sets on a wood carved stand. 13.5 inches tall Est Value: $200-$300

VTG Chinese Ceramic Crackle Glaszed Vase On Hand Carved Wood Stand Opening 2.75 inch diameter Dimensions: 10 x 4 inches Est Value: $50-$75

VTG Korean Crackle Glazed Celadon Reticulated Vase W/Double Wall

20th Century Dimensions: 13 x 5 inches, 4.5 inch opening Est $200-$300

20th Century, Origin Europe Dimensions: 12.5 x 2.25 inches Est $250-$375

20th Century, Origin Europe Dimensions: 12.5 x 2.25 inches Est $250-$375

2 Clay Chinese Musical Maiden Statues W/ Yellow Sancai Glaze 8.3 inches tall Est Value: $275-$300

VTG Ceramic Chinese Woman Geisha Court Tang Figure w/ Sancai Glaze Handpainted Tang Figure 8.5 inches tall Est Value $150-$200

VTG Ceramic Chinese Woman Tang Figurine W/ Sancai Glaze Handpainted Tang Figure 8 inches tall Est Value $100-$175

VTG Chinese End of the Silk Road Dancer Holding musical instrument 12 x 4.5 inches Est Value $70-$95

VTG Tang Figure of Woman Holding Dog Handpainted- Tang Dynasty- Fat Ladies 10.5 x 3 inches Est Value $200-$300

VTG Large Tang Dynasty Fat Lady, Blue Dress 14.5 x 5.75 inches Est Value $300-$375

VTG Mud Figurine of Chinese Scholar Handpainted holding scroll in clear plexiglass case with black shellac base Figure approx 11 inches tall Case 13 x 12 x 9 inches

VTG Solid Bronze Chinese Vase with Silver Inlay 12 x 6 inches Opening 4.75 inches Base 4.5 inches Appraised for $4,000

Antique Solid Bronze Tibetan Buddha Handpainted with gold and has blue turquoise accents Estimated valued: $25,000 - $35,000 Figure 9.5 x 7.5 x 15 inches Base 10.5 x 9 x 1 inches Museum Quality

1970s Metropolitan Museum of Art King Tut Plaque This piece is a reproduction. 10 x 11 x 0.5 inches Case 14.25 x 2 x 14.25 inches Est Value: $1,200

VTG Handpainted Chinese Famille Rose Canton Enamaled Plate Imported from China 10 inch diameter Est Value $50-$75

African Ibo Tribe Mask of Womens Face W/Man Sitting on Head Hand carved and handpainted 6.5 x 7.5 x 15.5 inches

African Ibo Tribal Handcarved Wooden Figurine 9.75 x 2.75 inches

African Ibo Tribal Leader Handcarved Figurine 12.5 x 3 inches

African Ibo Tribal Warrior Handcarved Figurine 13 x 3.5 inches

VTG African Ibo Tribal Handcarved Elephant Sculpture Missing one tusk 6.25 x 6.75 inches

VTG Solid Green Marble Elephants 4.5 x 1.75 x 5.25 inches

Antique Ming Dynasty Wooden Polychromed Guanyin Handcrafted & painted

8 Panel Two-Sided Carved Lacquered Screen Chinese Marriage Proposal & Landscape Scene Each panel is 16 x 84 x 0.75 inches Crafted in the 1960s in Hong Kong Est Value: $2,000

17 x 9 inches

Chinese Carved Solid Wood Plant Stand 12 x 12 x 36 in

Dimensions: 4.75in x 2.5in Stamped signature of Maker You Xian Ju Jian Zhi from late 20th CE written as under the supervision of the ‘Leisure Retreat’ Hand painted Pattern chosen specifically by the owner, and sets of handmade porcelain decor was made into a set to match these vases

Dimensions: 5.75in x 3.25in x 1.75in These shard boxes are handcrafted with porcelain items that were damaged during shipping or daily use. Artisans began repurposing the remaining shards to craft new objects that retained the beauty of the original work. These broken pieces were set into various items such as jewelry and furniture while others were set in wood or metal to create these beautiful boxes. The practice of creating decorative items from porcelain shards emerged during the 19th century, particularly as Chinese porcelain became highly prized in Europe and North America.

Dimensions: 2in x 2.5in x.1.5in These shard boxes are handcrafted with porcelain items that were damaged during shipping or daily use. Artisans began repurposing the remaining shards to craft new objects that retained the beauty of the original work. These broken pieces were set into various items such as jewelry and furniture while others were set in wood or metal to create these beautiful boxes. The practice of creating decorative items from porcelain shards emerged during the 19th century, particularly as Chinese porcelain became highly prized in Europe and North America.

Dimensions: 2.75in x 2.75in x 1.5in These shard boxes are handcrafted with porcelain items that were damaged during shipping or daily use. Artisans began repurposing the remaining shards to craft new objects that retained the beauty of the original work. These broken pieces were set into various items such as jewelry and furniture while others were set in wood or metal to create these beautiful boxes. The practice of creating decorative items from porcelain shards emerged during the 19th century, particularly as Chinese porcelain became highly prized in Europe and North America.

These shard boxes are handcrafted with porcelain items that were damaged during shipping or daily use. Artisans began repurposing the remaining shards to craft new objects that retained the beauty of the original work. These broken pieces were set into various items such as jewelry and furniture while others were set in wood or metal to create these beautiful boxes. The practice of creating decorative items from porcelain shards emerged during the 19th century, particularly as Chinese porcelain became highly prized in Europe and North America.

These shard boxes are handcrafted with porcelain items that were damaged during shipping or daily use. Artisans began repurposing the remaining shards to craft new objects that retained the beauty of the original work. These broken pieces were set into various items such as jewelry and furniture while others were set in wood or metal to create these beautiful boxes. The practice of creating decorative items from porcelain shards emerged during the 19th century, particularly as Chinese porcelain became highly prized in Europe and North America.

These shard boxes are handcrafted with porcelain items that were damaged during shipping or daily use. Artisans began repurposing the remaining shards to craft new objects that retained the beauty of the original work. These broken pieces were set into various items such as jewelry and furniture while others were set in wood or metal to create these beautiful boxes. The practice of creating decorative items from porcelain shards emerged during the 19th century, particularly as Chinese porcelain became highly prized in Europe and North America.

These shard boxes are handcrafted with porcelain items that were damaged during shipping or daily use. Artisans began repurposing the remaining shards to craft new objects that retained the beauty of the original work. These broken pieces were set into various items such as jewelry and furniture while others were set in wood or metal to create these beautiful boxes. The practice of creating decorative items from porcelain shards emerged during the 19th century, particularly as Chinese porcelain became highly prized in Europe and North America.

These shard boxes are handcrafted with porcelain items that were damaged during shipping or daily use. Artisans began repurposing the remaining shards to craft new objects that retained the beauty of the original work. These broken pieces were set into various items such as jewelry and furniture while others were set in wood or metal to create these beautiful boxes. The practice of creating decorative items from porcelain shards emerged during the 19th century, particularly as Chinese porcelain became highly prized in Europe and North America.

These shard boxes are handcrafted with porcelain items that were damaged during shipping or daily use. Artisans began repurposing the remaining shards to craft new objects that retained the beauty of the original work. These broken pieces were set into various items such as jewelry and furniture while others were set in wood or metal to create these beautiful boxes. The practice of creating decorative items from porcelain shards emerged during the 19th century, particularly as Chinese porcelain became highly prized in Europe and North America.

These shard boxes are handcrafted with porcelain items that were damaged during shipping or daily use. Artisans began repurposing the remaining shards to craft new objects that retained the beauty of the original work. These broken pieces were set into various items such as jewelry and furniture while others were set in wood or metal to create these beautiful boxes. The practice of creating decorative items from porcelain shards emerged during the 19th century, particularly as Chinese porcelain became highly prized in Europe and North America.

These shard boxes are handcrafted with porcelain items that were damaged during shipping or daily use. Artisans began repurposing the remaining shards to craft new objects that retained the beauty of the original work. These broken pieces were set into various items such as jewelry and furniture while others were set in wood or metal to create these beautiful boxes. The practice of creating decorative items from porcelain shards emerged during the 19th century, particularly as Chinese porcelain became highly prized in Europe and North America.

These shard boxes are handcrafted with porcelain items that were damaged during shipping or daily use. Artisans began repurposing the remaining shards to craft new objects that retained the beauty of the original work. These broken pieces were set into various items such as jewelry and furniture while others were set in wood or metal to create these beautiful boxes. The practice of creating decorative items from porcelain shards emerged during the 19th century, particularly as Chinese porcelain became highly prized in Europe and North America.

These shard boxes are handcrafted with porcelain items that were damaged during shipping or daily use. Artisans began repurposing the remaining shards to craft new objects that retained the beauty of the original work. These broken pieces were set into various items such as jewelry and furniture while others were set in wood or metal to create these beautiful boxes. The practice of creating decorative items from porcelain shards emerged during the 19th century, particularly as Chinese porcelain became highly prized in Europe and North America.

These shard boxes are handcrafted with porcelain items that were damaged during shipping or daily use. Artisans began repurposing the remaining shards to craft new objects that retained the beauty of the original work. These broken pieces were set into various items such as jewelry and furniture while others were set in wood or metal to create these beautiful boxes. The practice of creating decorative items from porcelain shards emerged during the 19th century, particularly as Chinese porcelain became highly prized in Europe and North America.

These shard boxes are handcrafted with porcelain items that were damaged during shipping or daily use. Artisans began repurposing the remaining shards to craft new objects that retained the beauty of the original work. These broken pieces were set into various items such as jewelry and furniture while others were set in wood or metal to create these beautiful boxes. The practice of creating decorative items from porcelain shards emerged during the 19th century, particularly as Chinese porcelain became highly prized in Europe and North America.

These shard boxes are handcrafted with porcelain items that were damaged during shipping or daily use. Artisans began repurposing the remaining shards to craft new objects that retained the beauty of the original work. These broken pieces were set into various items such as jewelry and furniture while others were set in wood or metal to create these beautiful boxes. The practice of creating decorative items from porcelain shards emerged during the 19th century, particularly as Chinese porcelain became highly prized in Europe and North America.

These shard boxes are handcrafted with porcelain items that were damaged during shipping or daily use. Artisans began repurposing the remaining shards to craft new objects that retained the beauty of the original work. These broken pieces were set into various items such as jewelry and furniture while others were set in wood or metal to create these beautiful boxes. The practice of creating decorative items from porcelain shards emerged during the 19th century, particularly as Chinese porcelain became highly prized in Europe and North America.

Artificial Bonsai Peony Flower Display Appears to be made of stone Dimensions: 5in x 5.5in x 6in

VTG Simulation Tree Feng Shui Orange Jade Bonsai Decoration for Wealth and Luck Dimensions: 10in x 6in x 10.25in Est Val: $200-285

VTG Ireland Green Glass Orb Made in Ireland Artist: Kerry Glass Sits on Solid Brass Stand Orb: 3in x 3in Stand: 4.5in x 2.5in

1971 Italian Controlled Air Glass Orb with Solid Brass Seahorse Stand Made in: Italy Year Produced: 1971 Orb: 3.5in Stand: 4.5in x 3.5in

Large Heavy Cut Sweden Glass Vase Made in Sweden Vase is in great condition, no chips or scratches Dimensions: 6.5in x 5.5in x 13.25in Vase is very heavy. Please note, if shipping is requested higher rates may apply due to size, weight and handling to ensure items it properly packaged.

one RCR

Est Value: $40-$50

VTG Etched 3D Art Sculpture of Rooster Item is Heavy Please note, if shipping is requested higher rates may apply due to size, weight and handling to ensure items it properly packaged.

Blenko Amber handcrafted Daisy bowl made a 2010 maker and year etched on the bottom of bowl bowl is approximately 6.75 inches

2010 Blenko Green Glass Bowl with artificial fruit. Approximately 16in. maker etched on the bottom of the bowl

Two VTG Celadon Koi Fish Rice Bowl ~ Made In China 5in Bowls

Three VTG Chinese Famille Rose Porcelian Tea Canister, Lidded Bowl and Rice Bowl Canister: 5.5in x 5.5in x 6.25in Lidded Bowl: 4.75in x 5.5in Rice Bowl: 5in x 2.5in Stamped signature of Maker You Xian Ju Jian Zhi from late 20th CE written as under the supervision of the ‘Leisure Retreat’ Hand painted Pattern chosen specifically by the owner, and sets of handmade porcelain decor was made into a set to match these vases

Vintage Kinmen Taiwan Blue on White Glaze Floral Design Vase 15 Inches Tall

Vintage Kinmen Taiwan Blue on White Glaze Floral Design Vase 15 Inches Tall

Chinese Hand Painted Yongzheng Nian Zhi, Blue & White Mini Tea Pot, 4.75in 4.5in x 2.5in

Chinese Hand Painted Yongzheng Nian Blue & White Mini Tea Pot, 6in x 4in x 1.5in Translation on Bottom: Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty

Chinese Hand Painted Yongzheng Nian Blue & White Mini Tea Pot Translation: Taisei Yong made in 1999 5.5in x 4.5in x 2.5in

Two Lovely Black Famile Rose Ceramic Candle Holder | Chinese Oriental Pottery Qing Pink Family Ornate Collectible Home Decor 8.58in

Vtg 6.5” Blue & White Chinoiserie Ginger Temple Jar and Vase Grandmillennial Style

VTG Japanese blue and white porcelain with cherry blossom trees. Comes with small in the carved wooden stand. Made by Taisei Yong, made in the 1990s 8.5in x 2.5in

Hand-Painted Blue, White, & Orange Porcelain with Bronze Large Lamp with White Fabric Shade 33.25in tall with shade

Hand-Painted Blue, White, & Orange Porcelain with Bronze Large Lamp with White Fabric Shade 33.25in tall with shade

original still painting of Winter Harbor by Uchida Frame: 33in x 24in x 2in

reproduction copy of John Singer Sargent Portrait of Lady Agnew of Lochnai Custom Framed Print Est val: $10,000 47in x 37.5in x 2in

original still painting of pears in basket by Uchida 21in x 19in x 2in

original landscape scene by Uchida 35in x 28in x 2.25in

reproduction copy of John Singer Sargent Portrait of Countess D'Haussonville-Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres 47in x 37in x 2in

ink on paper framed scroll of Reflection of Mountain and Water 67in x 26.25in x 1in

VTG Japanese Warriors Hand Painted on Paper Scroll and Framed 50.5in x 13.25 x 2in

Georges Braque Pochoir "Le Solitaire" Print 13.25in x 10.5in x 1in Matted: .75in

Vintage Chinese scroll art, Vtg Asian scroll painting on paper, Chinoiserie style scroll art, black and white hand painted scroll wall decor 6ft x 3ft

Chinese Tang Ink Wash Scroll 6ft x 2ft

Early Wooden Carved Folk Art of Nude Women wood is from an apple tree Sits on custom wood base Sculpture: 8.5in x 7in x 35in Base: 9.5in x 8in x 8in

hand carved munk chair from Hong kong 29in x 19in x 38in

hand carved munk chair from Hong kong 29in x 19in x 38in

Antique Allertons Ltd. England Blue Willow Rectangular Serving Bowl 10.75in x 8.75in x 2in

Antique FLOW BLUE bowl Huton Alfred Meakin Royal Semi-Porcelain 1890's England 9in bowl

two antique plates from Germany and Norway and decorative blue and white bowl

Chinese Carved Solid Wood Plant Stand 12 x 12 x 36 in

VTG 5" Blue 1953 Wedgwood Jasperware Juice or Cream Pitcher Dated Mint! Made in England

VTG Wedgwood Blue Jasperware Egg Trinket Box Featuring Cherub 4" x 2.75"

TG 1972 WEDGWOOD JASPERWARE 3.75" RECTANGULAR BOX WITH LID SACRIFICE AESCULAP VINTAGE

Vintage Wedgwood Jasperware "Pegasus" Posy Vase (Cream on Light Blue) - Made in England 4in

Vintage 1967 Wedgwood Blue Jasperware 6" Neoclassical Vase

VINTAGE CHINESE BLUE & WHITE PORCELAIN VASE 12in tall

VTG Famille Rose 8in Handpainted Vase on hand carved wooden stand

3 Antique or Vintage Chinese Porcelain Fish Vase Blue and White Vases

Antique Da Qing Qianlong Large Chinese Famille Porcelain Rectangle Pot 10in x 7in x 7.5in

Chinese Antique Porcelain Blue and White Vase 10.5in

Vintage Japanese Kutani Coral Red & Gold Hand Painted Flying Cranes Vase Vintage Japanese Kutani Coral Red & Gold Hand Painted Flying Cranes Vase 4in

6 sided yellow Handpainted imperial tea pot 4.75in x 4.75in x 7in

Antique Large 16.5in x 7in Chinese Famille Rose Peach Branch Export Porcelain Vase with hand carved wood base Stamped signature of Maker You Xian Ju Jian Zhi from late 20th CE written as under the supervision of the ‘Leisure Retreat’ Hand painted Pattern chosen specifically by the owner, and sets of handmade porcelain decor was made into a set to match these vases

VINTAGE CHINESE BLUE & WHITE PORCELAIN VASE 12in tall

Jar VTG Large 21in x 10.5in Chinese Famille Rose porcelain ginger jar hand painted with hand carved wooden stand Stamped signature of Maker You Xian Ju Jian Zhi from late 20th CE written as under the supervision of the ‘Leisure Retreat’ Hand painted Pattern chosen specifically by the owner, and sets of handmade porcelain decor was made into a set to match these vases

Vintage Chinese Mudman Statue Figurines 3 Men Playing Game Table 3 men drinking tea & more

Vintage Chinese Mudman Statue Figurines, mud house, mud boat

three Vintage Chinese Mudman Statue Figurines

VTG Buddha, Terracotta Warrior & 2 Wooden Boxes Vintage 8 Inch Buddha, Made Red Resin, Solid Statue In Excellent Condition 8in tall, plaster 6in terracotta warrior and two wooden boxes

Vintage Chinese Carved Soapstone carvings

Antique Large 16.5in x 7in Chinese Famille Rose Peach Branch Export Porcelain Vase with hand carved wood base Stamped signature of Maker You Xian Ju Jian Zhi from late 20th CE written as under the supervision of the ‘Leisure Retreat’ Hand painted Pattern chosen specifically by the owner, and sets of handmade porcelain decor was made into a set to match these vases

VTG Large 21in x 10.5in Chinese Famille Rose porcelain ginger jar hand painted with hand carved wooden stand Stamped signature of Maker You Xian Ju Jian Zhi from late 20th CE written as under the supervision of the ‘Leisure Retreat’ Hand painted Pattern chosen specifically by the owner, and sets of handmade porcelain decor was made into a set to match these vases

3 Clay Chinese Tea Pots one pig, one ornate buddhas, and one carved story

two VTG Chinese Ceramic Tea Pots

Mandarin Red Thrive Leather Box with Hardware 9in x 6in x 3.5in

Russian Wooden inlaid trinket box Two VTG Inlaid with pearl Small wooden boxes from Egypt and small wooden box from Russia

5 x 3.25 x 1.5 in

Dovetailed Sides wear on the paint and lacquered 13.25 x 7.5 x 6.5 inches

Limited Ed. Tiger wood lacquered circular box 4.75 x 1.75 Black lacquered card box with decorative Chinese figure plaque 4.25 x 2.25 x 1.25 inches Turtle shell style laqure ware box 7.25 x 4 x 1.75 inches

Painted with faux leather cover 5.5 x 3.75 x 2.5 inches

Ginger Jar, small with carved wooden stand 5.25in tall base 3.5in

4.25 x 6 inches wooden base 4.25in

Green, yellow, orange colors 4.5 x 5.5 inches

6.5 x 4.25 inches

6.5in

gold metal crafted addition to plate 6.25 in

2.75 x 3.25 x 5 in

6 x 2 x 3.5 inches

3.5 x 6.75in

7 x 3 x 5.5 inches

D. Bryant '69 w/ block stand 13 x 9.5 x 7.75 inches block 4.25 x 4.25 x 3 inches

D. Bryant '68 6.25 x 5.75 x 1.5 inches

5.25 x 4.25 x 2.25 inches

12 x 8.5 inches

13 x 7.25inches

building scape of brazil framed and matted 8.25 x 10.25 inches frame and matting 2in

By David Hodge 8x10 framed and matted 12.75 x 14.75 x 1.25 inches

Heavy 13 x 14 inches

6.5 x 6.5 inches

Bamboo design w/ stamp 6 x 4.5 in

Hand crafted Chinese 6.5 x 5 inches

w/ Wooden Handle 7 x 6.5 in

Handpainted Porcelain Chinese Emperor Yellow Carnation Vase 5 x 3 in

Floral Designs, cracks, made in Japan Minton Briggs & Boston Repairs damaged 7.5in wide x 4.5 in 5in x 4.5 in

boxes Khouli mini painting with COA Russian tale of humpback pony Shatokhing artist 4 x 2.25 x 1.25 in 2.2 x 2.5 x 1.5 in

svyatchenko portrait by fedoskino with Coa 3 x 4.25 x 1.25 in 2.5 x 3.5 x 1.5 in

1.25In Rectangle 3.5 x 2.5 x 1.25In

10 x 6.5 in

design 8 x 8.5in

16.5 x 16.5 in Frame Matte 4in

by Maurice Valaminck - French artist 16.5 x 16.5 in Frame Matte 4in

Signed by artist - Joufu Uchida 11.5 x 13 in

Signed by artist by Joufu Uchida 11.5 x 13 in

glaze signed throne 13 x 18In

Oriental Peacocks, Orioles, and Carnations with Metal Studs 12 x 18 in

Oriental Peacocks, Orioles, and Carnations with Metal Studs 12 x 18 in a small chip and crack

Rack has iron details 10 x 14 x 14 in

7 x 7 x 31 in

66.5 inches tall with stand 22 x 26 in Sculpture is very heavy and will require two men or dolly to move. Winning bidder is responsible for removal from auction location.

40 x 20 x 33.5 in

28in x 35in x 42in brown leather accents and nail trim head

27 x 35.5 x 40 in

29.5 x 35.5 x 41.5 in Chair is in great condition.

52in x 25in x 39in Bench is in great condition

Chair 29.5 x 29 x 39 in Ottoman 29 x 17 x 18 in Chair and Ottoman are in great condition.

29.5 x 18 x 17 in

26.25 x 26.25 in 2 inch matte

33 x 41 in 5 inch matte 108/250 Signed

titled 'Cocks' 2 roosters - etching XI, signed 1967 Rachel Strosberg, Brazil 26 x 19 in 5in matte

22.25 x 14 x 2.5 in matte

Original 18th ce. pressed etching gifted to the Pope Clement XIV from the Borgese Gallery (has original seal in lower right corner) by Italian engraver Francesco Piranesi 32.5 x 23 in 2 inch matte

31.25 x 34 in appears to be either oil or acrylic

1965 Signed 20.5 x 26.5 in 4.5 inch matte

32 x 37 in 6 inch matte

28 x 34 in 2.5in matte

21 1/2 x 29 in 3.5In matte

reprint 1976 of original wood engraving by German artist Jost Amman from 16th CE 12.25” x 10.25”

Handpainted Manuscript missel page by Monks in Ireland on sheepskin 11.5” x 13” Has not been authenticated

Handpainted Manuscript missel page by Monks in Ireland on sheepskin 11.5 x 13 in Has not been authenticated

24.75 x 20.75 in Dutch oil painting on canvas framed

59 x 36 in appears on silk, signed, small size designed for wall decorative purposes

31.75” x 16” x 29.75” 2 drawers - Louis style mahagony inlaid pattern with veneer dresser/table/ cammode

17 x 23.5 in

20.75 x 18 in

11.5 x 7.75 in

16.75 x 13.5 in Papyrus has COA

13 x 16.25 in Papyrus has COA

22.5 x 15 in

23.5 x 16 in

12.25 x 16 in American Artist Frederick Remington signed 1956 Print of A Sioux Chief courtesy of the Remington art museum

Book is 25” x 2” x 20.75”, prints are all 24.25” x 20.25” all prints - 12, 1 per month, orignial numbered prints by James Werline

12.75 x 11.5 in Antique blind stitched piece of old garment framed

11.75 x 13.75 in

Antique blind stitched piece of old garment framed Both 8 x 8 in

9.5" x 9.75” and 10” x 9.5” Antique blind stitched piece of old garment framed

16.75 by 17.5 in Antique blind stitched piece of old garment framed

28.75 x 34.5 in

Lamp is 6.25” x 6.25” x 27”, Base is 7” wide, shade is 16” x 16” x 12”

Chair is 28” x 27.5” x 42”, Ottoman is 28.5” x 21.5” x 15” Blue & White sceneic queen anne style, wingback

7 x 9 x 19.5 in

hand carved Madonna and child from the black forest Germany wooden 4 x4x 21.25 in

7.25x2.75x6.5

Open 10 x 5 5.5x 1 in folded 2in thick

4.25 x 3.5 x 1.75 inches shard box These shard boxes are handcrafted with porcelain items that were damaged during shipping or daily use. Artisans began repurposing the remaining shards to craft new objects that retained the beauty of the original work. These broken pieces were set into various items such as jewelry and furniture while others were set in wood or metal to create these beautiful boxes. The practice of creating decorative items from porcelain shards emerged during the 19th century, particularly as Chinese porcelain became highly prized in Europe and North America.

2 shard boxes small 2 x 2 x 1.25 inches lg 2.5x2.25x1.5inch These shard boxes are handcrafted with porcelain items that were damaged during shipping or daily use. Artisans began repurposing the remaining shards to craft new objects that retained the beauty of the original work. These broken pieces were set into various items such as jewelry and furniture while others were set in wood or metal to create these beautiful boxes. The practice of creating decorative items from porcelain shards emerged during the 19th century, particularly as Chinese porcelain became highly prized in Europe and North America.

eggs 2.5in CloissineEggs Style reflects an intricate brass base egg w/ solder lines laid in patterns. The shattered glass is added in various colors and layers into the picture laid out. The vase is fired in a kiln to melt the glass and present the final picture. The more detailing, colors, size, and weight adds to the value of the tem.

2.5 in

2.5in

glass blown egg japan 3in & wooden painted orb India 2in

2 Italian blown glass paperweight 3x2.5in & 2.5x2

2.5 x 2.5 in hand made glass iridescent orb weight

4.5 x 6.25 in

orffors 4.5 x 6.25 in

glass blown apple 4x4in

glass blown pear 6 x 3.5in

2 Russian eggs glass 3x3 & 3.5 x 3

6.25 x 4in

bear 3 x2 in fish 4 x 3 in from the US Commemorative Fine art galler

has cracked 3x3in

India 2.5 x 2 inches

5in

Stamped joe rice 3x4in

signed 2005 4 x 3.75in

carved stone apple paper weight 4x3in

hand crafted clay glazed bowl 4.25x3.25in

hand crafted clay glazed bowl 4.25x3.25in

4.5x3.25x1in

AMR 1967 carved Egyptian face on stand 2.5x3.5x6in

hand painted interior crane Chinese handing egg on wood stand 7.5x4x2in

carved stone village Plaque with Stand 3.25in

9x7 heavy weighted with protection stones