791143 Price: $ 400.00	Title: Oriental Porcelain Oval Bowl
	Description Hand painted enameled floral design above a stylized orange band, no impressed or painted markings but likely to be 1850-1880, 10 inches long by 7 inches wide by 2 1/2 inches tall, greenish blue interior, almost orange peel finish to the surface. There is no doubt, this is not a reproduction.
791136 Price: $ 1,000.00	Title: Oriental Bronze Vase 19th Cent.
	Description The stylized birds flying into sprigs of tree foliage have a certain Western look and this piece was probably made in China in the 19th century for the Western market. There is a stylized Bamboo tree with bird resting in the branch applied Elephant trunk handle on each side. This is an interesting piece that is in perfect condition and a collector of Oriental Bronzes would find this appealing. 12 inches tall 5 inches wide
1378 Price: $ 245.00	Title: Oriental Invalid Feeder
	Description This highly desirable invalid feeder is rare in that the lid is intact and there is no damage to the spout. The piece has an almost terra cotta color with an applied, gold painted foliage landscape decoration. The orangish color with the painting is very 19th century in appearance and there are no chips or cracks.
1379 Price: $ 550.00	Title: 19th Century Cloisonne Charger
	Description The rich background of this cloisonne charger has a black color around the red, almost clover pattern. A flying bird, a 3 toed dragon and other creatures are also featured. There are touches of gold stone in the form and the center is an azure blue. The piece has some damage clearly visible on the back, that does not really show on the front. This piece dates to around 1875 and is easily 125 years of age.
1380 Price: $ 225.00	Title: Champleve Vase with Blue Background
	Description The bronze decorations are very detailed and the stylized heads with rings in their mouths make for an almost 1920s theatrical appearance of this vase. The figures appear to be stylized European motifs and it almost appears to be art nouveau in feel.
1381 Price: $ 595.00	Title: Covered Cloisonne Ginger Jar
	Description The rich black background color of this ginger jar makes the flowers really stand out and the fish scale trim around the top and bottom make the pattern very interesting. The floral motif and detailed petals are extremely colorful and the piece appears to be in excellent condition.
1382 Price: $ 700.00	Title: Cloisonne Charger
	Description The center of this charger has a blue colored bird flying with a large wing expanse in a foliage and floral motif. The edges have almost stylized eyes and other birds with pink flowers as medallions around the center.This appears to be in excellent condition and would date to the last quarter of the 19th century making it 125 years of age.
1385 Price: $ 1,750.00	Title: Handmade Silver Compote
	Description It is absolutely impossible to describe the hand work extending on the edges to the rim down to the center on this compote. The silver piece is completely handmade and would basically have a floral design as one could expect to see in a tightly woven oriental rug. This was made specifically for an American oilman and returned to the US in the late 1950s.
791212 Price: $ 400.00	Title: Seascape with Gulls by F. Scully
	Description You can almost smell the sea air here with the gulls flying overhead and the foam coming into the shore. Signed lower left F. Scully, this oil on masonite has a textured surface that almost makes one think of a trip to the beach and I am sure that was the intent of the artist.
791247 Price: $ 800.00	Title: Roman Glass Tear Bottle Ca. Ad 200
	Description In 1904, an East Tennessee resident made a trip to Europe and the Middle East. She brought home antiquities. This object has a tag that states this is a Roman Tear Bottle, AD 200. Lots of silica and almost crusty fish to the iridescent glass that does have old cracks and possibly old breaks but tough to say. The glass is no doubt old, and the vial or bottle is 2 1/4 inches tall by almost 1 inch across the top dimension at the widest point. According to old lore, widows cried tears when their spouse died and it was buried with the body.

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