Decorative Items

This type of jar was commonly used for storage or decorative purposes. The floral and bird motifs symbolize beauty, wealth, and harmony in Chinese culture. Peony (牡丹) is especially linked to prosperity and honor.

This highly decorative and thematically unified tea set blends traditional Chinese symbolism and functionality. The strong dragon imagery and symmetry of the set suggest it may have been a gift or part of a commemorative issue. Excellent for display or heritage preservation.

Strong aesthetic appeal for interior or collector display.

Likely used as a decorative basin or planter stand. The Qianlong-style reign mark is commonly used in later reproductions. Strong aesthetic appeal for interior or collector display.

Typical of export decorative art from the 1970s-1990s. Often sold as souvenirs or gift items. The combination of floral motifs, birds, and mother-of-pearl craftsmanship is emblematic of traditional Chinese artistry.

This is aesthetically detailed pair ideal for display or light ceremonial use of their. Qing-style Qing symbolism and calligraphy of the with enhances their heritage appeal. Each bowl is likely hand-painted, showing minor individual variations.

Likely intended for altar or display use. Combines auspicious symbols: Guanyin (compassion), carp (abundance), dragons (protection and strength), and lotus (purity). Strong decorative presence.

Strong decorative value. Subjects such as scrolls, ruyi scepters, and flower vases evoke scholarly and prosperous themes. Age-appropriate condition contributes to authenticity and charm. Note: Dimensions seem small; possibly meant to be H 50 cm.

These figures served both decorative and spiritual functions, traditionally placed at entrances to ward off negative energies. The red lacquer finish suggests ritual or temple use. Character and age-related wear add to their charm.

This pair evokes the spirit of Tang-style Lions with a dramatic flair. Their mirrored poses and high-energy posture make them standout décor pieces, particularly suited for flanking mantels or entry consoles.

This pair evokes the spirit of Tang-style horses with a dramatic flair. Their mirrored poses and high-energy posture make them standout décor pieces, particularly suited for flanking mantels or entry consoles.

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This set of Fu Lu Shou figures is a classic representation of Chinese cultural values and makes an ideal centerpiece for auspicious home decor. Their symbolism promotes fortune, rank, and vitality—common blessings in both domestic and business settings.

This set of Fu Lu Shou figures is a classic representation of Chinese cultural values and makes an ideal centerpiece for auspicious home decor. Their symbolism promotes fortune, rank, and vitality—common blessings in both domestic and business settings.

The horses symbolize vitality, power, and progress. This striking vase would make a dramatic centerpiece in any traditional or eclectic décor setting.

The openwork design showcases the artisan's technical skill. The pink peony symbolizes prosperity.

The depiction of kingfishers amid lotus plants represents peace, harmony, and summer abundance in Chinese symbolism.

The decorative use of the auspicious phrase and animal figure atop the lid reflects traditional Chinese beliefs in prosperity and protection. This is a collector's piece valued for its whimsy and craftsmanship.

A collectible set ideal for display or tea service; strong symbolic appeal in Chinese tradition.

Export decorative ware, popular in Western households; the butterfly motif is often associated with joy, beauty, and rebirth.