Antique Korean scholar’s 2 section stacking chest, masterfully constructed from richly figured burl and hardwood panels, framed in deep hardwood latticework.
The geometric raised-panel design creates striking visual depth and showcases traditional Korean joinery. Fitted with elegant nickel-plated hardware, including butterfly-form corner brackets and circular locking plates, the chest opens in two sections for storing documents, books, or valuables. This piece is an outstanding example... Click for details

An original antique Korean celadon vase dating from the Goryeo dynasty. The legant piece has a soft green glaze for which Koryo celadon is renowned, with a naturally formed crackle (crazing) throughout the surface, adding to its depth and beauty.
The form is gently rounded with a slightly flared neck, emphasizing the refined silhouette of early Korean ceramic artistry. A notable feature is the traditional kintsugi repair on the lip—a testament to the historic appreciation of flaws as... Click for details

Striking 19th-century Korean hanging scroll featuring a powerful depiction of a tiger mid-prowl, captured in vivid motion and intense expression. Rendered in ink and color on paper, this traditional painting exemplifies the unique style and symbolism of minhwa (folk painting), where tigers often serve as protectors and spiritual guardians.
The composition is alive with energy: the tiger’s muscular body is coiled in movement, its tail dramatically sweeping upward, mouth open in a... Click for details

A beautifully detailed antique Korean hanging scroll painting depicting Quan Yin Bodhisattva, the embodiment of compassion in Buddhist tradition. Seated in serene meditation upon a lotus throne, the bodhisattva is surrounded by a mystical rocky grotto and heavenly attendants, with delicate brushwork highlighting intricate jewelry, robes, and sacred emblems.
Rendered in ink, mineral pigments, and gold on silk, the composition features soft halos and flowing garments, emphasizing... Click for details

Antique Korean round fired roof tile. Depicting of a lotus flower. Dark Tones of brown and copper coming through. Very good original condition.

Age: 16th Century

Dimensions: 5 1/2" diameter x 2" deep

Antique Korean clay roof tile made for a temple or shrine. Round in shape with decorations hand carved of lotus flower. Custom iron wall mount.

Age: Joseon dynasty 17th century.

Dimensions 6" diameter x 2" float off wall

Antique Korean carved jade seal (chop) of with a tiger seated on a square base. The seal is the symbol for "king". The tiger is looking over his shoulder with teeth bared. Nice dark green nephrite with reddish brown striations.

Age: Joseon Dynasty (circa late 19th century)

Dimensions: 5" high x 3 1/2" wide

Antique Korean pair of shell inlaid butterflies. These butterflies symbolize joy and prosperity and were likely part of a wedding cabinet or trunk. Korean artisans are famous for their intricate inlay work. With beautiful details and mounted on custom metal stands.

Age: mid 20th century

Dimensions: on stand: 9 7/8" high x 9" wide x 2 1/2" deep (not including stand, each butterfly is 7" high)

Korean antique screen painting in four panels. Painted with scenes of various types of birds and plants. The birds include parrots, doves and sparrows. And the plants include citron, peony, peach and cherry. Rock formations sprout lingzhi mushrooms. Painted in mineral colors on paper.

Age: 19th century

Dimensions: 36 3/4" high x 59" wide

Miniature Korean antique bandaji (trunk) for storing small personal items. Made of elm wood with beautiful hardware. The upper portion has door that opens from the front to reveal two small interior drawers. The bottom portion has two small doors which open to a single compartment. The chest stands on curved feet. Comes with a traditional Korean fish lock and key.

Age: early 20th century

Dimensions: 13 1/2" high x 13 1/2" wide x 7 1/2" deep