White & blue porcelain vase with reign markings on bottom.
Intricate carved Ivory. All pieces intact, removable flag for the Rook piece (an elephant)
Very nice Chinese porcelain vase. Have been told it is eggshell. Hand painted and very pretty. I believe it is the artist signature on the side. It can be seen in one of the pictures. I also included a picture of the mark on the bottom of the vase.
Statue depicting a Chinese male figure (maybe Chinese deity Sau, God of Longetivity?), with domed head, and long flowing beard, holding an upright branch/stick in both hands. Has what appears to be a deer (another symbol of longetivity) standing in front, with a small figure sitting on deer's back. Another small figure to right of male figure. Bird perched adjacent to male figure's left elbow. Item was originally glued to black display base (There is information in Chinese characters under the base). Item is intact, though there are what appear to be faded markings on male figure's clothing. Item is very solid, and heavy for size.
This appears to be a page turner with a tassel. Attached to the tassel is a small painted ivory cat. It has three beads on the tassel and what appears to be Asian knots at the end. The actual page turner has a flower and a butterfly on it.
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