Figure of Bodhisattva Gold bronze and sitting in padmasana the hands in bhumisparsa mudra - Ming period 1600/1640 - (H 17,5cm) Wood stand

Rare bronze paperweight in the form of horse Ming period 16/17th century -(Scholar's object)

Small figure of Lhama in gold bronze - Seated in Lilasana - Tibet 18th century

Rare small vase with for sides in cloisonné enamel - Qianlong period 1736/1795

Rare votive wall plate in wood finely covered with filigrees in gold metal and inlaid with turquoise cabochons, rock crystals, tourmalines and in the center a deesse in rock crystals and gold metal. Nepal 19thcentury around 1820

Kylin bronze mirror door ( loss the Mirror door) - Early Ming period 1368/1644 - wood stand

THE ROCK CRYSTAL: This hard stone has always been highly sought after for crafting art objects. In the West, from Renaissance to the 18th century, it was his golden age. Louis XIV adored this stone and you can admire some pieces of his collection at the Louvre a Paris. IN CHINA, its apogee was during the Manchous dynasty of the Qing (1644-1911). Some call this translucent stone "Water Jade" - Under the Qing, it experienced a golden age with the production of refined imperial objects in the workshops of the Forbidden City. Superbe rock Crystal snuff bottle sculpted in the yellow vein with fish and engraved aquatic plants and other side with pavillon Rustic Crystal master 1750/1820

Two Mandarin ducks pairing in rock crystal - China 19th century