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RARE Antique Early 1800s-1900s Qing Dynasty Red Lacquer Wedding Basket

Posted by admin On June 7, 2026

This rare antique wedding basket from the Qing Dynasty era is a stunning piece of Chinese craftsmanship. Made from wood with a rich red lacquer finish, this basket would have been used in traditional weddings during the early 1800s to 1900s. Its authenticity and historical significance make it a valuable addition to any collection of Asian antiques. Crafted in China, this antique original piece showcases the intricate details and vibrant colors of traditional Chinese art.

Antique Qing Dynasty Cloisonne Lacquered Metal Box Early 20th Centuary Rare

Posted by admin On May 21, 2026

This product is an antique Qing Dynasty cloisonne brass lacquered metal box from the early 20th century. It is an original piece that exudes ethnic style and is made with brass materials sourced from foreign origins. The Stylised dragon box is a unique piece of metalware that would make a valuable addition to any antique collection, showcasing the craftsmanship and design of the Qing Dynasty era. No defects to date.

Antique Qing Dynasty Cloisonne Lacquered Metal Box Early 20th Centuary Rare

Posted by admin On May 5, 2026

Rare Antique Chinese 18th C. Early Qing Bamboo Brush Pot

Posted by admin On March 29, 2026

This Rare Antique Chinese 18th C. Early Qing Bamboo Brush Pot originates from China and is a unique and valuable piece of Asian antique history. This brush pot is about 5.5 inches tall with weight of 212 grams. Agate, Jade, Mother of Pearl, Soap Stone, Turquoise and Wood were used to make the elegant motif on the pot. The carving works of these different natural materials is extremely good. There is a natural age-related crack on this 18th century bamboo pot. Please view photos in detail.

Rare! Antique Chinese Platter Bowl Charger Qing (Ch’ing) Dynasty Early 1700s

Posted by admin On January 31, 2026

This beautiful piece is 14½ inches across and almost 2½ inches deep at edge. It weighs just over 4½ pounds. It was formerly in the collection of the founder of the Chicago Tribune. I’m not sure when our family acquired it. We no longer have the teak stand. I tried to show all imperfections in last pictures. It has one slight crack but it’s still solid.

Antique Qing Dynasty Cloisonne Lacquered Metal Box Early 20th Centuary Rare

Posted by admin On January 4, 2026

Rare Antique Qing dynasty late 17th early 18th Porcelain Blue White Teapot

Posted by admin On December 13, 2025

Rare Antique Qing dynasty late 17th early 18th Porcelain Blue White Jug Teapot Magic Fountain. Condition: Preowned, with minor signs of used. Material: Porcelain with blue and white underglaze decoration. Shape: Jug with a handle and spout, sometimes associated with wine or other liquids. We recommend taking a good look at all item details before ordering. But what you see on photos is what you get please feel free to contact with any doubts, We Will Reply quick. We cannot change the address after the order has already been placed. We also aim for a 5 Star detailed sellers ratings! FEEDBACK: Feedback is very important, and is taken very seriously. If you are unhappy with your item and feel it is not as described, please let us know. Feedback will be left when feedback is received. Thank you for supporting our business! Check out our other listings in our store.

RARE Antique Early 1800s-1900s Qing Dynasty Red Lacquer Wedding Basket

Posted by admin On November 13, 2025

RARE Antique Early 1800s-1900s Qing Dynasty Red Lacquer Wedding Basket. This handmade Qing Dynasty red lacquer wedding basket with hand-carved handle detailing was made around the early 1800s-1900s and is in good condition for its age. The basket is lacquered in a rich red color with bands of brass surrounding the base and center of the basket. Traditionally these baskets would have been used to hold gifts from the bride and groom. Dimensions: 18″ x 15″ x 10. There are parts where the lacquer has naturally faded revealing the black underneath the red. There are some areas where the wood is beginning to separate as seen in the photos. The brass has oxidized with a nice patina, but can be polished if desired. Some minor surface wear as seen in the photos. All net proceeds of this sale will benefit Austin Pets Alive! One of the nation’s largest no-kill organizations. Thank you for helping us save companion animal lives!