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Kangxi Period Black-Ground Three-Color Vase with Dragon Motif and Square-Form Base｜清康熙墨地素三彩龍紋天圓地方瓶・珍藏 Kangxi Period Black-Ground Three-Color Vase with Dragon Motif and Square-Form Base｜清康熙墨地素三彩龍紋天圓地方瓶・珍藏
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Kangxi Period Black-Ground Three-Color Vase with Dragon Motif and Square-Form Base｜清康熙墨地素三彩龍紋天圓地方瓶・珍藏

$480,000.00 $384,000.00

Qing Dynasty, Kangxi Period Monochrome Sancai Vase on Black GroundA Masterpiece of High-Temperature Alchemy and Ceramic Rarity This imposing vase exemplifies the Monochrome Sancai on black ground (墨地素三彩), a technical and aesthetic pinnacle in Qing dynasty enamelware, developed during the reign of Emperor Kangxi. Revered for its visual contrast and extreme difficulty in production, this category of porcelain remains one...

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Imperial Kangxi Wucai Jar with Enamelled Qilin Motif｜清康熙御製五彩麒麟紋大缸・珍藏 Imperial Kangxi Wucai Jar with Enamelled Qilin Motif｜清康熙御製五彩麒麟紋大缸・珍藏
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Imperial Kangxi Wucai Jar with Enamelled Qilin Motif｜清康熙御製五彩麒麟紋大缸・珍藏

$180,000.00 $144,000.00

Qing Dynasty, Kangxi Period Wucai Jar with Qilin DesignA Glorious Vessel of Imperial Enamels and Auspicious Symbolism This vibrant jar, adorned with the mythical qilin in brilliant wucai enamels, exemplifies the exuberant decorative style perfected during the Kangxi reign. Wucai — literally “five colors” — refers to a multicolored overglaze painting technique that became a hallmark of early Qing imperial...

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Imperial Qianlong Famille-Rose Tianqiuping with Intertwined Floral Scrolls｜清乾隆御製琺瑯彩纏枝花卉紋天球瓶・珍藏 Imperial Qianlong Famille-Rose Tianqiuping with Intertwined Floral Scrolls｜清乾隆御製琺瑯彩纏枝花卉紋天球瓶・珍藏
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Imperial Qianlong Famille-Rose Tianqiuping with Intertwined Floral Scrolls｜清乾隆御製琺瑯彩纏枝花卉紋天球瓶・珍藏

$480,000.00 $384,000.00

Qing Dynasty, Qianlong Period Famille Rose Enamelled Tianqiuping VaseAn Imperial Monument of Enamel Mastery and Classical Revival This magnificent tianqiuping (heavenly globe vase), finely enamelled in famille rose (fencai), epitomizes the Qianlong Emperor’s passion for refined ceramics and antiquarian taste. The form, rooted in Ming dynasty innovations and revived during Qing prosperity, symbolizes eternal peace and was favored for its...

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Qing Dynasty Kangxi Wucai Jar – Decorated with Narrative Figure Design｜清康熙五彩瓷罐｜人物故事圖飾・珍藏 Qing Dynasty Kangxi Wucai Jar – Decorated with Narrative Figure Design｜清康熙五彩瓷罐｜人物故事圖飾・珍藏
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Qing Dynasty Kangxi Wucai Jar – Decorated with Narrative Figure Design｜清康熙五彩瓷罐｜人物故事圖飾・珍藏

$260,000.00 $208,000.00

Qing Dynasty, Kangxi Period Wucai Jar with Floral DecorationA Vibrant Fusion of Color, Technique, and Imperial Patronage This Wucai jar from the Kangxi period exemplifies the artistic innovation and vivid palette that defined early Qing overglaze porcelain. “Wucai” (literally “five colors”) refers to the harmonious use of overglaze and underglaze painting, resulting in some of the most brilliant ceramics in...

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Kangxi Period Moonflask with Figurative Scene and Twin Handles｜清康熙人物紋雙耳抱月瓶・珍藏 Kangxi Period Moonflask with Figurative Scene and Twin Handles｜清康熙人物紋雙耳抱月瓶・珍藏
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Kangxi Period Moonflask with Figurative Scene and Twin Handles｜清康熙人物紋雙耳抱月瓶・珍藏

$220,000.00 $176,000.00

Qing Dynasty, Kangxi Period Blue and White Baoyue MoonflaskA Rare Form Reflecting Imperial Innovation and Kiln Mastery This blue and white moonflask from the Kangxi period, also known as a baoyueping or “precious moon bottle,” exemplifies the artistic ingenuity and technical precision of early Qing imperial porcelain. Form imbued with symbolism and complexity. The name “moonflask” derives from its full,...

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Kangxi Period Wucai Jar with Pierced Lug Handles for Cord Suspension – Without Cover｜清康熙五彩無蓋罐｜有孔繩携雙耳設計・珍藏 Kangxi Period Wucai Jar with Pierced Lug Handles for Cord Suspension – Without Cover｜清康熙五彩無蓋罐｜有孔繩携雙耳設計・珍藏
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Kangxi Period Wucai Jar with Pierced Lug Handles for Cord Suspension – Without Cover｜清康熙五彩無蓋罐｜有孔繩携雙耳設計・珍藏

$220,000.00 $176,000.00

Kangxi Period Painted Jar with Landscape & Figures, Rope-Handled｜Where Function Meets Artistry This exceptional Kangxi-period jar is adorned with vibrant hand-painted scenes of figures in natural landscapes, capturing the elegance and storytelling spirit of Qing dynasty artistry. The composition is finely balanced, with expressive figures and painterly mountains, reflecting both the cultural ideals and aesthetic values of the era. One...

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Imperial Yongzheng Doucai Miniature Meiping Vase with “Three Abundances” Motif｜清雍正御製鬥彩三多紋小梅瓶・珍藏 Imperial Yongzheng Doucai Miniature Meiping Vase with “Three Abundances” Motif｜清雍正御製鬥彩三多紋小梅瓶・珍藏
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Imperial Yongzheng Doucai Miniature Meiping Vase with “Three Abundances” Motif｜清雍正御製鬥彩三多紋小梅瓶・珍藏

$380,000.00 $304,000.00

Yongzheng Doucai "Three Abundances" Globular Vase｜Imperial Elegance with Auspicious Blessings Doucai (literally “contrasting colors”) porcelain represents a refined and complex technique first developed during the Xuande reign and reaching its early peak under Emperor Chenghua of the Ming dynasty. It experienced a remarkable revival during the reign of Emperor Yongzheng (1722–1735), known for his refined taste and insistence on technical...

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Imperial Qianlong Yellow-Ground Famille-Rose Jar with Enamelled Dragon Design｜清乾隆御製黃地琺瑯彩龍紋圓罐・珍藏 Imperial Qianlong Yellow-Ground Famille-Rose Jar with Enamelled Dragon Design｜清乾隆御製黃地琺瑯彩龍紋圓罐・珍藏
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Imperial Qianlong Yellow-Ground Famille-Rose Jar with Enamelled Dragon Design｜清乾隆御製黃地琺瑯彩龍紋圓罐・珍藏

$480,000.00 $384,000.00

Qianlong Imperial Yellow Glazed Vase with Five-Clawed Dragon｜A Symbol of Supreme Imperial Majesty In Qing dynasty China, yellow was the exclusive color of the emperor, representing supreme authority and unmatched prestige. Strictly reserved for imperial use, it was forbidden for others to employ this color, under penalty of grave offense. During the Qianlong reign, the emperor placed great emphasis on...

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Imperial Yongzheng Wucai Bowl with Qilin Motif and Waisted Profile｜清雍正御製五彩麒麟紋折腰碗・珍藏 Imperial Yongzheng Wucai Bowl with Qilin Motif and Waisted Profile｜清雍正御製五彩麒麟紋折腰碗・珍藏
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Imperial Yongzheng Wucai Bowl with Qilin Motif and Waisted Profile｜清雍正御製五彩麒麟紋折腰碗・珍藏

$480,000.00 $384,000.00

Yongzheng Period “Qilin” Motif Folded-Wall Bowl｜A Refined Symbol of Auspicious Power and Imperial Taste The qilin—a mythical creature in Chinese tradition—symbolizes benevolence, prosperity, talent, and auspicious blessings. It is often associated with virtuous rule, noble character, and imperial authority, making it a favored motif in Qing imperial porcelain. This piece is a classic example of a “folded-wall” bowl (zheyaowan), a...

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Imperial Yongzheng Black-Ground Sancai Bowl with ‘Hundred Treasures’ Motif｜清雍正御製黑地素三彩百財紋碗・珍藏 Imperial Yongzheng Black-Ground Sancai Bowl with ‘Hundred Treasures’ Motif｜清雍正御製黑地素三彩百財紋碗・珍藏
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Imperial Yongzheng Black-Ground Sancai Bowl with ‘Hundred Treasures’ Motif｜清雍正御製黑地素三彩百財紋碗・珍藏

$68,888.00 $55,110.40

Kangxi Period Black-Ground “Famille-Three” Glazed Porcelain Bowl with Cabbage Motif｜A Masterpiece of Technical Brilliance and Cultural Symbolism This black-ground San Cai (Famille-Three) porcelain bowl, also known as “墨地素三彩,” was first created during the Kangxi reign of the Qing dynasty and is renowned for being among the most technically demanding forms of Qing enamelware. Its production involves a high-temperature firing (ca....

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Imperial Qianlong Yellow-Glazed Bowl with Relief Dragons amid Clouds｜清乾隆御製黃釉浮雕雲龍紋碗・珍藏 Imperial Qianlong Yellow-Glazed Bowl with Relief Dragons amid Clouds｜清乾隆御製黃釉浮雕雲龍紋碗・珍藏
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Imperial Qianlong Yellow-Glazed Bowl with Relief Dragons amid Clouds｜清乾隆御製黃釉浮雕雲龍紋碗・珍藏

$280,000.00 $224,000.00

Qianlong Period Imperial Yellow and Turquoise-Green Glazed Porcelain Bowl｜A Symbol of Absolute Power and Imperial Grace Imperial yellow glaze has historically been reserved exclusively for the Chinese royal family, symbolizing supreme authority and noble virtue. During the Qing dynasty, strict regulations were enforced: the use of yellow glaze was prohibited among the populace, and even flawed pieces were meticulously destroyed...

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Imperial Qianlong Turquoise-Ground Enamelled Floral Cup with Gilded Rim｜清乾隆御製綠松釉描金口琺瑯彩繪花杯・珍藏 Imperial Qianlong Turquoise-Ground Enamelled Floral Cup with Gilded Rim｜清乾隆御製綠松釉描金口琺瑯彩繪花杯・珍藏
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Imperial Qianlong Turquoise-Ground Enamelled Floral Cup with Gilded Rim｜清乾隆御製綠松釉描金口琺瑯彩繪花杯・珍藏

$280,000.00 $224,000.00

Qianlong Imperial Enamel-on-Porcelain Cups with Butterfly Motif (Pair)｜The Pinnacle of Qing Court Porcelain Falangcai (enamel-on-porcelain) emerged at the end of the Kangxi reign, blending European enameling techniques with traditional Chinese porcelain, and was crafted exclusively in the imperial workshops for the Emperor's private enjoyment. Often referred to as “the imperial ware within imperial ware,” these pieces represent the zenith of...

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