Collectible Figurines & Chinese Revival Work for Collectors
Individual pieces, made by hand, for buyers who care about the difference between a form and a copy of a form.
What Collectors Ask
- Which form is this, and what period is it after?
- What is it made of, and how was it fired?
- Is the glaze the traditional palette?
- How do I tell this apart from a moulded reproduction?
Recommended Lines
Tang Sancai Tri-Color CeramicsAmber, green and cream lead glazes on a low-fired body. Horses, camels, figures, headrests, vessels.- Form
- Glaze
- Scale
- Packaging
Bronze ReplicasLost-wax cast, hand-chased and patinated. Vessels, figures, animals, mirrors.- Form
- Patina
- Scale
- Commission work
Chengni InkstoneFired Yellow River silt, hand-finished. A scholar's object.- Form
- Carving
- Presentation
Sancai Glaze PaintingSancai glaze used as a painterly surface on fired panels.- Panel size
- Palette
- Subject
Building a Group
Collectors usually build along one axis: one form across periods, one period across forms, or one glaze across both. Decide the axis first — it makes the next acquisition obvious and the group coherent.
Request a Quote
Tell us the craft line, the form, the quantity and the destination. We will come back with a quotation, lead time and packing details for your specification.