An agate ding produced in the late Qing Dynasty. Note the tao tie designs and the handles. |
A ru yi of sandalwood in-laid with three auspicious jade signs, produced during the reign of Emperor Guang Xu of the Qing Dynasty. |
Lotus flowers and seedpods produced during the reign of Emperor Qian Long. According to Chinese tradition, lotus seedpods symbolize many children. |
A bowl with seven carved Buddhas, produced during the reign of Emperor Qian Long. |
“Buddha’s hand”, or finger citron, produced during the reign of Emperor Qian Long. |
A teapot with lid, and a ring in the shape of a phoenix hanging from either handle, also from the reign of Emperor Qian Long. |
A bowl produced during the reign of Emperor Qian Long. |
Emperor Qian Long left an inscription on this 16-centimeter high mountain. |
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