Auction of Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art

Dated the fourth month of 196 A.D. Marked Yi Zi Sun Chang Le Jun 7"Dia.

Profusely decorated with raised mythical beasts, cranes, pheasants and owls. Comes apart in three sections. Very well done, circa late 19th century.

Depicting ornamental columns and dragon. Set in original box tallest 4.25"H Circa 19th Century.

To include a small statue of a figure with halo atop a base, together with a pendant of a dragon head. Largest 5" L, circa 20th century.

Finely chased to depict two raised chilong chasing a flaming pearl, of rectangular form. 3.25" L x 2.25" W, circa 200 B.C to 600 A.D.

Small handled censor with four character mark on underside. 2.5" H x 3.25" W, circa 20th century.

The bell finely molded with dragons and nymphs with one line inscription with original dragon shape stand and gong. 11.5" H, circa 20th century.

A vase with two handles with multiple gold splashes the base impressed Ew and china mark with additional symbol above the ew 7"H circa late 19t...

Depicting a horse sealed Chag'an Li Yue Xi with his son rubbing bronze. 77" W x 49.5" H. Circa early 20th century.

Both on three legs depicting foo dogs with long tongues, the column with lotus and top with lotus pad. 14" H. Circa 20th century.