1: Cloisonné Censer. China 19th century. Tripod base, globular body with foo dog masks and "heaven soaring" handles. Decoration of Shou characters with bats and stylized lotus scrolling with fine heavy gilding. 11" high x 9" d.

2: Bronze figure. China. Ming Period. (1368-1644). Standing figure of a Buddhist Guardian figure. (loss to fingers). 9-1/2" high.

3: Pair of porcelain bowls. China. 19th century. Landscape reserves in sepia and famille Rose enamels on wan pattern yellow ground. Interior with gourd plants and foliage. Ch'ien Lung marks. (Both repaired). 5" d x 3-1/4".

4: Table Screen. China. 20th century. Famille Rose decoration of the Gods of War. Carved blackwood frame. 19" x 15".

5: Jade vase. China. 19th century. Spinach green color . Lobated form carved with intertwined dragon, neck carved with acanthus leaves and thunder meanders. 5-1/4" high.

6: 18th/19th century Chinese Flambé decorated porcelain bottle vase. Drilled for a lamp. 13-1/2" high. Provenance: Paul and Helen Bernat.

7: Bronze Deity. China. Ming Period. (1368-1644). Seated figure of The King of Heaven. Traces of pigments and gilt remaining. 10" h.

8: Mihrab lustreware tile. Persia. Kashan ware. 13th century. Copper lustre with blue and traces of gilt. Decoration of relief Arabic calligraphy probably from a minbar. 13" x 9".

9: Cinnabar ornamental tree and planter. China. 18th or 19th century. Quatrefoil shaped cinnebar planter carved with reserves illustrating Filial Piety and floral reserves. Tree of Jade, Quartz, Amethyst and Lapis set with flowers of Jadeite and Coral. 14" high, 15" wide.

10: Bronze Bell and fitting. China. 19th century or earlier. Dragon suspension body decorated with archaic motifs. Fitting in the shape of bats. 10" h and 5-1/4" respectively

11: Porcelain Vase. China. 19th century. Elongated Ovoid form with a rounded mouth. Underglaze red and blue decoration of a deer in a landscape. Borders of Ju-i.

12: Pair of 19th century Chinese Famille Rose porcelain vases with figural decoration. One vase with 11" hairline crack and 3" hairline crack.

13: Pair of Chinese Export porcelain vases. 18th/early 19th century. Classical forms with pistol handles, molded garlands and reserves of floral sprigs in famille Rose enamels. Faux marble square bases. Gilt accents. (Tops repaired and possibly the handles.) 15-1/2" high.

14: Cloisonné vase. China. 19th/20th century. Pilgrim Flask form. Ju-I handles. Reserved of repoussé-gilt rampant dragons. Borders of bats, flowers and resonance on a deep turquoise ground. Four character Ch'ien Lung mark engraved on the base. 11-3/4" h x 9" w.

15: 18th/19th century Chinese carved porcelain vase with underglaze blue, red and celadon dragon decoration. 7-1/2" high.

16: 18th/19th century Chinese heavy Cameo carved Peking Glass Seven-Color Bottle vase with Landscape, Bats and Buddhist symbols. Hole drilled for lamp. Chip on base rim. Air pocket holes. 9-1/4" high. Weight- 24 oz.

17: Porcelain bottle vase. China. Kuang Hsu mark (1875-1908) and of the period. Iron red bats with Famille Rose clouds. 13" h.

18: Porcelain bowl. China. 20th century. Magenta decoration of a landscape. Yung Cheng mark. 6" diameter.

19: White Jade Hair Pin. China, 19th century. Finial carved with flowers. 8-1/2" long.

20: Chinese Wu Tsai Dragon decorated porcelain bowl. Dao Guang Mark and Period. 6-1/4" wide x 2-7/8" high.