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Hallmarked Chinese Export Silver Salt Cellar Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese: Metalwork: Pre 1900 item# 259545 (stock# Xpsalt2)
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An unusual antique Chinese export silver hexagonal form master salt cellar on 4 little ball feet and with Peking glass liner. The silver vessel was made complete with openwork all around to form the designs: a prunus and a bamboo scene on opposite sides; the other 4 sides has Chinese characters for health & tenacity, fortune & longevity, 100 fortunes & numerous years (longevity again). Bottom hallmark says "Luenwo" "312" and Chinese silversmith hallmark. (Usually ...click for details

Chinese Export Silver Tazza Cobalt Liner Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese: Metalwork: Pre 1920 item# 154262 (stock# xpTazza)
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A fine Chinese export silver tazza or offering compote with a bowl in the form of lotus petal points along the rim. The bowl and the pedestal are both heavily repousse with fields of lotus in various stages of growth. There are 2 Chinese marks one meaning pure silver and the other would be the shop or smith mark now hard to decipher. This is an early 1900s export to the South East Pacific Asia market. The cobalt blue liner appears to be of a later date. ...click for details

Signed Export Silver Chinese Lucky Card Case Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese: Metalwork: Pre 1920 item# 258890 (stock# SpCard)
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A very useful Chinese export silver card case with a character on each side over stippled ground. One says "fortune" (or luck shown in 1st pic) and the other "longevity". The inside is lightly gold washed. There is a Chinese 2 character hallmark (hard to decipher maybe "Shing Tai") and also an english mark "S Co. Silver"". This was most likely made in the Shanghai or Hongkong regions between 1890-1920s. ...click for details

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