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Value: Authentic: $3,000 - $5,000; Reproduction: $500 - $1,000
This is a fine example of American Federal period furniture, likely originating from a major cabinetmaking center such as Boston, Salem, or New York. The quality of the carving on the front posts, particularly the...
中国五彩瓷瓶配法国鎏金铜饰
Value: Authentic: $2,000 - $4,000; Reproduction: $300 - $600
This is a highly decorative piece combining Chinese porcelain with European metalwork. The porcelain itself appears to be a later 19th or early 20th-century piece in the Kangxi style, as indicated by the enameling...
19世纪中国粉彩堆塑螭龙纹瓷瓶
Value: Authentic (damaged condition): $200 - $400. Authentic (perfect condition): $800...
This is a classic example of mid-to-late 19th-century Chinese export porcelain, often referred to as 'Mandarin palette' due to the figural scenes. The applied chilong and foo dogs are characteristic of this period...
清式雕刻翡翠或硬玉御用宝座床
Value: Authentic Period Imperial Jadeite: $1,000,000 - $5,000,000+; Modern Decorative...
This is a spectacular and highly decorative object, but it presents significant authentication challenges. While it mimics the form and decoration of Qing dynasty Imperial furniture, the sheer scale of the piece...
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Value: Authentic period Italian: $1,500 - $3,000; Later reproduction: $300 - $600
A highly decorative tiered chandelier in the classic Italian Mid-Century Modern taste, featuring triedre-style glass prisms that beautifully refract light.
粉彩八角带盖香炉及底座
Value: Authentic Period (Qianlong): $50,000 - $150,000+; Modern Decorative Copy (as...
This is a modern, highly decorative porcelain censer made in the style of Qing dynasty famille rose wares. While it bears a Qianlong reign mark, the overall execution, including the stiff painting style, the quality of...
中式粉彩风格八角带盖瓷香炉连座
Value: $200 - $400 (Decorative value); Authentic period examples would be $100,000+
This is a modern decorative reproduction of a Qing dynasty imperial-style censer. While visually striking and complex in its manufacture, the bright, somewhat harsh enamels, the quality of the gilding, the pristine...
中国明代风格青花穿花龙纹扁瓶
Value: $150 - $300 (Decorative Value)
Based on the visual evidence, this vase appears to be a modern decorative reproduction of an early Ming dynasty (Yongle/Xuande) style. The 'heaped and piled' effect of the blue cobalt looks artificially simulated, and...
中国青花瓷龙纹扁壶
Value: 200 - 400 USD
This is a decorative blue and white porcelain flask in the style of Ming dynasty wares. The painting of the dragon and the cobalt blue tone suggest it is a later 20th-century reproduction rather than an authentic period...
明代风格青花龙纹扁壶
Value: 200 - 400 (if modern reproduction); 50,000 - 100,000+ (if authentic Ming...
This piece is modeled after early Ming dynasty (Yongle/Xuande period) blue and white flasks. However, the execution of the painting, the tone of the cobalt blue, the 'heaping and piling' effect which appears somewhat...
一对中国粉彩风格瓷花觚
Value: Authentic Qianlong period: $50,000 - $100,000+. As mid-20th century decorative...
These vases are attractive decorative pieces in the traditional gu form. The painting quality is decent but lacks the refinement of 18th-century imperial wares. The iron-red four-character Qianlong mark is apocryphal, a...
粉彩八仙纹碗，带有道光款
Value: Authentic Daoguang Period: $5,000 - $15,000; Later Copy/Reproduction (as this...
The bowl features a Daoguang seal mark, but the quality of the enameling, the somewhat stiff rendering of the figures, and the texture of the turquoise glaze suggest it is a later piece, likely dating to the late 19th...
粉彩八仙纹碗
Value: Authentic Period (Daoguang): $3,000 - $5,000; Later Copy (Late Qing/Republic)...
This bowl features a popular motif of the Eight Immortals. While it bears a Daoguang seal mark, the quality of the enameling, the somewhat stiff rendering of the figures, and the texture of the turquoise glaze suggest...
粉彩八仙纹碗
Value: 200 - 400
This bowl features a popular motif of the Eight Immortals. While it bears a Daoguang mark, the quality of the enameling, the somewhat stiff rendering of the figures, and the texture of the turquoise glaze suggest it is...