Kuijun, Governor of Sichuan Province in Qing Dynasty, is a manuscript of the paper

A gold coin made in Sichuan Province during the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty. Size:3.9cm. Weight:37.5g This gold coin may have been rarely circulated, and may have been preserved due to its hist

China: Qing Dynasty. Pair of 10 Cash (1853). 14.2g and 14.1g. 36 mm. Sichuan Province. Obverse; Xian feng Zhong Bao. Reverse; Dang Shi. GBCA Gong Bo graded 80 and Wen de graded 80 Sold as is, no retur

Rare Chinese Pipal/Peepal Leaf Illustration and Sutra Text from a Buddhist Manuscript, Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), comprised of two album leaves on royal blue paper, recto painted with ink and colors on

Ink and watercolour on paper, signed by Li Xiong Cai with two red seals. 58 x 38 cm. Born during the Qing dynasty in the Guangdong province of China, Li Xiongcai was born to an illustrious painter and

All hand painted, comes with import papers from 1987. Vase translates to the year gung tsen nygn. Written in wuhan, Province author was Jye Syin. Vase was insured in 1967 for over $1600. Vase measures

A PAIR OF CHINESE QING DYNASTY GILT COPPER PAPER WEIGHTS; L. 19 cm. W. 2.4 cm. Weight 662 gram.

Qing dynasty, ink on paper label on base inscribed "...1846", Guanyin adorned in green and yellow robes, holding a scroll, seated on scholar's rock formation and flanked by a small vase, 13-1/4 x 6 x

Length: 9cm. Width: 9cm. Height: 3cm. Weight 228 gram.

Wang Minghao 王民皞 Chinese Qing Dynasty calligraphy couplet, ink on paper laid to silk. Each with six semi-cursive script characters on grayish-brown paper, one with two seal marks.

Guangxu Yuanbao was one of the currencies in circulation during the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty. Zhang Zhidong, the governor of Hubei and Guangxi, took the lead in introducing British coin mint

Bada Shanren, aka Zhu Da (Chinese, 1626-1705), Qing Dynasty, Chinese ink grisaille painting on paper. Hand painting with feature sharp brush strokes depicting birds within fruiting tree. Signed to by

Bada Shanren, aka Zhu Da (Chinese, 1626-1705), Qing Dynasty, Chinese ink grisaille painting on paper. Hand painting with feature sharp brush strokes depicting bird on rock. Signed to by artist to uppe

Huang Yue (黃鉞; 1750-1841) Framed Chinese Qing Dynasty traditional painting, ink and color on paper, signed. Gongbi Painting of Burgeoning Peony upon silk, by Huang Yue (1750-1841). A sin

Gai Qi (1774-1829) Qing Dynasty, Chinese ink and color painting on paper laid to silk, hanging scroll. Hand painted with fine brushstrokes and shades of natural light color depicted a scene from Dream

Gai Qi (改琦; 1774-1829), Chinese Qing Dynasty traditional painting, ink and color on paper laid to silk, hanging scroll. Signed and dated, in the sixth month of Dinghai year (ca. 1827) De

Fu Shan (傅山; 1607-1684) Qing Dynasty Chinese traditional Calligraphy scroll, ink on paper laid to silk, hanging scrolls. With normal script characters on pale-creme paper, with seal mark

1903, GuangXu GuiMao, Pu Pu Yuan Fan / Yunshan tobacco trees. Set of 2 pcs, Qing Dynasty Chinese traditional painting of ink on paper, laid to silk, vertical axis, hanging scroll. Dated May 1903 Guang

Jin Zuwang (金祖望; 1705-1755) Qing Dynasty Chinese traditional Calligraphy couplet, ink on paper laid to silk, hanging scrolls. Each with seven semi-cursive script characters on pal

Chinese School, Calligraphy painting, Chinese School (Qing Dynasty, 19th c. or earlier), ink on paper, edged in satin brocade, with five red chop marks, inscribed in pencil "Eloge [Hommage] par Mo-Riu

Many kinds of silver coins were born in modern China. This silver coin made in Hubei Province is the sixth of the ten famous treasures.

At the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, the Guangxu Yuanbao made in Sichuan was used as a 30 copper round coin. The Guangxu silver coin made in Gansu was circulated

The layout design of the Guangxu Yuanbao made in the southern province is elegant, especially the beech dragon totem on the back, the dragon is carved vividly.

The layout design of the Guangxu Yuanbao made in the southern province is elegant, especially the beech dragon totem on the back, the dragon is carved vividly.

Chinese Antique Imperial Edict, Qing Dynasty, the year of tweenty fifth year of DaoGuang (1845). Colorful silk. Commendation to governor of Hupei. Size. H. 13 in. L. over 16 feet. From a NJ antique Co