Boxwood carving of monk Budai with boys
A boxwood carving of a monk Budai with boys, late Qing Dynasty, early 20th century with original fitted wood stand. ', 21 cm long. Provenance: Mossgreen Melbourne. Private collection, Melbourne, Australia. Mossgreen
Qing Dynasty Chinese Boxwood Carved Budai with Stand
A Chinese box wood carved Budai, Qing Dynasty (1644-1912) with fitted wood stand, 16.5 cm high
Zitan & Boxwood Carved Decorative Box
Chinese zitan & boxwood box, with craved decorative lid, 33 cm x 22 cm, 9.5 cm high
Chinese Qing Dynasty Boxwood Ruyi Sceptre, 18th/19th Century
A Chinese boxwood ruyi sceptre, Qing dynasty, 18th/19th century, intricately and naturalistically carved, 30 cm long
Chinese Boxwood Tug-O-War Figural Group Carving, 1963
A Chinese boxwood tug-o-war figural group carving, with name and date Hou zhi Fei 1963 depicting a child's tug-o-war figure group with two dogs, one dog pulling rope at one end. The carving is very fine quality and of exceptional craftsmanship, with…
Japanese Oni Bell Carrier Statue
A well-carved Japanese boxwood figure, Meiji Period, 1868-1912 depicting Oni carrying a large bell on a 'rockwork' base. 50 cm high
Japanese Boxwood Okimono: Snake and Turtle
Good Japanese boxwood okimono, depicting a snake wrapping itself around a turtle, length 5.5 cm. Provenance: Mr Arthur Dolby Pedley (1856-1935), then by descent.
Qing Dynasty Boxwood Brush Washer with Lotus and Animals
A Chinese carved boxwood brush washer, Qing Dynasty, Kangxi period (1661-1722) the washer is finely carved with a large lotus leaf sounded by other smaller lotus and leaves, with a crab on the leaf of upper right and a frog on another leaf on the front.…
Boxwood Figure of Zhao Yun with Infant and Spear
A carved boxwood figure of Zhao Yun, depicting the general suited in his amour, holding a infant in his right hand, holding a spear in his left - a famous anecdote in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms where Zhao Yun saved Liu Bei's newborn during the…
Chinese Boxwood Carving of Hehe Erxian, Qing Dynasty
A Chinese boxwood carving of the Hehe Erxian, Qing Dynasty (1644-1912), 18th/19th century, the two seated boys carving resting on a separate fitted in the form of an unfurled plantain leaf. Together with a fitted Chinese silk brocade box. Provenance: the…
Boxwood Rhinoceros Cup, Qing Dynasty
An unsual boxwood rhinoceros form cup, Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), 5.8 cm high, 14.5 cm wide. Provenance: R.&V. Tregaskis
Ruyi Sceptre with Prunus and Finger Citron Carvings
A reticulated boxwood 'prunus and finger citron' ruyi sceptre Qing dynasty, 19th century, carved in openwork with slender prunus and finger citron branches bearing flowers and foliage along the curved shaft, and terminating in two large finger citron…
17th-18th Century Boxwood Carved Guanyin Figure
A boxwood carved figure of guanyin, 17th-18th century the goddess of Compassion standing tall on bare feet, her head slightly bowed and tilted to the left, her face serene and eyes closed in deep contemplation, flanked by a pair of elongated earlobes, all…
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