RARE MATERIAL PLUM PATTERN PEN LICKER

L:14.3cm W:13cm H:12.5cm

Qing Dynasty, High: 6.5 inch; Diameter:5.5 inch

Heading: Author: Waterman Title: No. 4 Black Hard Rubber Fountain Pen, Rare Chasing Pattern, Pre-Globe Imprint Place Published: Publisher: Date Published: Description: Waterma

Of slightly waisted cylindrical form with a stopper to the base, the rare hardwood material with impressive grain patterns, late Ming or early Qing Dynasty, in overall good condition with wear consist

A Rare Plum vase with celadon glaze and sea water dragon pattern on yellow background Size:H:35.3cm L:21.5cm (The dimensions of all batches are manually measured.If you need more detailed information,

A CHINESE LAPIS BRUSH HOLDER 22x4x8.5 cm x Weight 697 gram. Qingjinshishanzi pen holder has exquisite and smooth carving technology, exquisite and rare materials. It is a rare artifact for collecting

PAIR CHINESE CERAMIC HAWTHORNE PATTERN GINGER JARS: The Qing Dynasty, 19th c., baluster shaped ginger jars with their original lids are glazed in the ‘Hawthorne’ pattern with white plum b

A mans Japanese Kosode woven in a rare silk Ikat weave with plum and grey silk threads, Ikat thread was pre dyed so when woven it created the pattern, in this case abstract panels with a cross design,

Title: RARE RRP CROWN DIAMOND PATTERN BROWN AND BLUE STRIPE YELLOWWARE BOWL Date/Period: APPROX 1920’s Dimension: APPROX 5" Material: YELLOWWARE POTTERY Additional Information: RARE RRP CROWN DI

Rare Tiffany bronze inkstand with pen rest in the Octopus pattern signed Tiffany Studios NY #23 - 20C24. Missing glass well. Size: 11.5 in long x 2.75 high.

This is a teapot with colorful phoenix patterns from the Kangxi period in the 18th century. This flying phoenix pattern is relatively rare in the century. The color materials are well preserved. There

Rare and fine woman's ceremonial jacket with dragon and phoenix pattern, silver beads embroidered on cotton ground, Hani (Akha) people, Yunnan, China.Size: 18'' x 14'' (46 x 36 cm).

A rare man's vest with anthropomorphic figures, cotton ground decorated with mother-of-pearl platelets, glass beads and bells. The back neckline decorated triangular pattern called "pakpak" (eagle win

3 Early Chinese/Persian Textiles. 1) Gold on Gold Safavid Silk Fragment - Persia, 17th c, rare "frog foot" pattern. Literature: HALI magazine, issue 169, Tom Cole, "Tale From the Hills". Prov: Bill Li

2 Old Bhutanese and Tibetan Blankets. Including: 1)Old Bhutanese blanket panels, tigma pattern, sheep's wool; 2) Rare old Tibetan blanket, central Tibet, sheep's wool. Size: 1) 76'' x 16.5'' (193 x 42

Rare Old Nepalese Blanket, Manang Region, tigma pattern, sheep's wool. Size: 68'' x 36.5'' (173 x 93 cm).

Rare Chin (Mara) Man's Ceremonial Blanket, Western Burma; cotton, pattern weave, circa 1900. Size: 65'' x 48'' (165 x 122 cm). Note: There Are No Hidden or Confidential Reserves in this Auction; All A

Rare Yao Embroidered Skirt, China, Early 20th C. A rare woman’s skirt decorated with hand stitched silk embroidery in a pattern of affronted horses. Yao People, Southwestern Hunan Province. Chi

Rare Uncut Geringsing Double Ikat Textile, Indonesia, Mid 20th C. Hanging or wrapper of warp and weft ikat dyed cotton in a pattern of geometricized rosettes and squares within within grids, formed by

S. Kirk & Sons Sterling Silver Tazzae. Rare matched Pair of Raised Compotes in the Repousse Pattern to the undulating edges of the Bases and the rims of the Borders. 5.5"D X 2.5"H (14 x 6 cm). Each Ta

Rare Old Kachin Skirt Cloth, Northern Burma, cotton, wool, pattern weave. Early 20th c. Size: 60'' x 28'' (152 x 71 cm). Note: There Are No Hidden or Confidential Reserves in this Auction; All Accepta

Rare Old Li Blanket, Hainan Island, China; cotton, warp-faced pattern weave. Size: 62'' x 33'' (157 x 84 cm). Note: There Are No Hidden or Confidential Reserves in this Auction; All Acceptable Bidding

Eight Rare 19th C. N. Ifugao Carved House Panels, Philippines. With various patterns; one panel has carved bird on the backside. Provenance: uncovered in an old barn in Connecticut. Collected during t

The beauty of the plum vase can be said to be the world's first shape, the glaze is warm and moist, the shape is elegant and atmospheric, it should be a good thing , it is rare to keep it now.